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my opinion too !

we need the knowing of reserves first for a good deal. So first drilling and then deal.

Thank you Nervesofsteel and dprussky not relevant for us in direct but interesting.

I just saw a headline on a newsticker : "Glencore buys Chevron activities in South Africa" but no comment . Anyone of the boardmembers knows more ?

Good move dprussky ! I am buying as well ! only need patience dont know how much the sp will be but quite sure it will be more as today.

thank you all ! I think we will have great time ahead of us !

dprussky thank you for your assesment ...

Is this going to be a threat ? NTNEWS.COM.AU � Fracking decision causes internal division in NT Labor APRIL 17, 2018 AN INTERNAL Labor war is set to ignite during the next fortnight as Queensland union heavyweights seek to overthrow the NT division�s secretary Kent Rowe, according to senior party sources. It is understood factional tensions, which have simmered for more than a year, have been brought to a head by the internal division over the Gunner Government�s decision to overturn its fracking moratorium and allow the extraction of onshore shale gas. The Sunday Territorian has been toldthe move will once again be spearheaded by QLD CFMEU leader Michael Ravbar, who attempted a similar coup in June last year. That move came as the NT Labor Government was negotiating with the public service unions on a new enterprise bargaining agreement but was ultimately thwarted by the ALP national executive committee. The tensions between the left and right, however, have risen sharply due to the issue of fracking since that time and it is understood the move has much more support this time around. The lifting of the fracking ban, which could generate significant revenue for the NT has been welcomed by business groups and the Chamber of Commerce but outraged environmentalists. The Left faction have generally been against fracking in the Territory while the right have tended to support it. A senior party source said Mr Ravbar would be flying from QLD to the Territory shortly for the NT Labor conference mid next month. �There has been strong debate (of fracking) and some strongly held views,� the source said. �They are coming with the intention of hardening up the left to fight fracking.� The Sunday Territorian understands Mr Ravbar will be bringing with him his preferred pick for Mr Rowe�s position. Both factions have been jockeying up support for their positions and this is expected to intensify as the conference nears. �This is potentially a watershed moment. It is an attempted takeover of the NT branch by the CFMEU,� the source said. The source said the OLD CFMEU was attempting to �exploit� the fracking issue, despite the solidarity over the Labor Government�s stance on the issue. United Voice was contacted for comment.

i am not sure if Vekselberg would be very happy about a 1billion deal...

my new definition of stupid is „BO“ much rubbish from one who holds zero shares of falcon !

Ok the sp is not doing what i was expecting but hey we are in the game with a low entry and that is a reason for my wife and me to open a nice Brunello and cheer to all the LTH on these board.

If it's from th NT NEWS it has already been postet.

We all wait to be confirmed by Gunner and we like to know if there are some hurdles build in the decision

Mrmalcom nice wine for agood sleep enjoy

Ahhhh finally congrats to all longs and Board members we have been waiting so long.....

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Resources minister Vowles is in Japan till Saturday . Can Gunner make the announcement without him?

NTNEWS.COM.AU � Masterplan lays out blueprint for Japan�s future research and investment in the Territory APRIL 11, 2018 RESOURCES Minister Ken Vowles has met with the Japanese Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries to lay out the masterplan that will be the road map for Japan�s future agriculture and aquaculture research, development and investment in the NT. �The masterplan gives the Territory a clear trade direction in our agricultural and aquaculture sectors,� Mr Vowles told the NT News from Tokyo yesterday. �I formalised it by signing a Memorandum of Cooperation Masterplan with Mr Masakazu Ikefuchi from the Japanese Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries. �The door to the Territory�s agriculture and aquaculture industries with Japan is well and truly opened. We have worked out what we are going to do and how we are going to do it. �I am confident the memorandum will create opportunity for existing businesses and could lead to new Territory agribusiness projects. �The Humpty Doo Barramundi Farm is an example of an existing business that will hopefully be able to benefit from the masterplan.� Mr Vowles said he had made it a priority for his department to develop short, medium, and long-term master plans to realise commercial opportunities. � I�m talking about developmental work on soybean, barramundi and asparagus,� he said. We also need a protocol to introduce my department officers to Japanese companies wishing to invest in the NT. �Through the masterplan we can target Japanese companies interested in investing in NT agribusiness projects to supply food to South-East Asia and other export markets. �There is potential for Northern Territory farmers to work with Japanese interests to identify specific markets. �Asia is a vast market offering huge opportunities for us to increase exports, which creates jobs and boosts our economy.� �The masterplan has an important role to play in helping to drive our economy.� Prior to the signing with the Japanese Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, Mr Vowles met with Inpex president and chief executive officer, Mr Toshiaki Kitamura. �The meeting was to re-enforce the strength of our relationship with Inpex,� Mr Vowles said. �While the $40 billion project may be in its final construction phase the 40-year relationship is only just beginning. �Naturally Inpex is very excited about the prospect of the production phase about to get underway.� Mr Vowles, who is also Minister for the Arafura Games, is today meeting with the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science & Technology to follow up his invitation to take part in the Games. �The Arafura Games are a great relationship builder and will further strengthen ties between the Territory and th

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Prior to the signing with the Japanese Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, Mr Vowles met with Inpex president and chief executive officer, Mr Toshiaki Kitamura. �The meeting was to re-enforce the strength of our relationship with Inpex,� Mr Vowles said. �While the $40 billion project may be in its final construction phase the 40-year relationship is only just beginning. �Naturally Inpex is very excited about the prospect of the production phase about to get underway.�