Member Info for schlemiel

''The Santa Teresa Road and Tanami Road that connect WA with the NT and cut through the Beetaloo sub-basin will prepare the region for "gas and other industries".

The big ticket items include:

$215 million to support the construction of roads to support gas industry projects, in the wake of fracking in the Beetaloo Basin getting the green light

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-05-09/nt-budget-2023-winners-and-losers/102316638

Must be confirmed before this stock can progress

Https://www.miningmonthly.com/sustainability/news/1452525/newcrest%E2%80%99s-havieron-plans-go-to-epa

the market will still want to see extended flow rates to confirm commerciality

'subject to joint venture approval'. ?

I'm assuming the processing plant and the mine are at two separate locations

Lengthy article about Zulu

https://www.chronicle.co.zw/high-technology-operation-at-zulu-lithium-mine/

Visit by Dep Minister of Zimb

fully automated plant
4000 tonnes per month...

full production starts in 2 weeks time

.9931p to sell 2m

there's a buyer in the market

The issue is not about the start of plant operations, that much is known to the market. The issue is timing and that isn't price sensitive

when it was flatlining alomg at 1p or so for momths and then exploded. With so much news to come it is a lower risk option to add now rather than later when any good news becomes priced-in

28m buy at 1.02p

nm

100k

NM

45k

offer

NM

3 April 2023

Capita plc - Update on cyber incident

On Friday 31st March, Capita plc ("Capita") experienced a cyber incident
primarily impacting access to internal Microsoft Office 365 applications. This
caused disruption to some services provided to individual clients, though the
majority of our client services remained in operation.

Our IT security monitoring capabilities swiftly alerted us to the incident, and
we quickly invoked our established and practised technical crisis management
protocols. Immediate steps were taken to successfully isolate and contain the
issue. The issue was limited to parts of the Capita network and there is no
evidence of customer, supplier or colleague data having been compromised.

Working in collaboration with our specialist technical partners, we have
restored Capita colleague access to Microsoft Office 365 and we are making good
progress restoring remaining client services in a secure and controlled manner.

We will update the market further, should there be a need to provide any
additional information, in due course.

"Following a technical problem which has affected access to some of our services today, we can confirm that we have identified an IT issue that is primarily impacting our internal systems," the technology outsourcer said.

"The reality is that we've had no access to anything related to Capita's Azure Directory (AD) or Azure Active Directory, which includes VPN and all Microsoft 365 and Azure services," a Register-reading Capita insider told us.

"The company is essentially at a standstill although I'm guessing that they're gathering forensic data prior to restoring AD. There are rumors of an offshore employee clicking on a JavaScript-infected email, but that is exactly that. Rumor and conjecture. No one outside of the Red Team has any real knowledge - which is probably how it should be."

https://www.theregister.com/2023/03/31/capita_confirms_it_outage/

Labour scum, green fascists....those voting for these fascists deserve all they feckin get