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Pokok

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Thailand?
Indonesia , Central Java , half year , Maroubra other half
 
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cruiser51

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Good show, good fun. Jason Donovan did a good job as did the entire cast. Dylan Alcott played his role perfectly. Theatre Royal is a nice venue (we put the audio in) and even managed a quick bite and a stone & wood at the Cabana Bar on level 8 …

I think Grease is up next…….

TC.
Plenty of grease balls on the crapper, you don't have to go far.
 
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Dazmac66

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So long suffering AVZ friends, what is the next step in our never ending saga? Are we waiting on news from the ICSID regarding penalties for non-compliance? Seems nothing has happened for ages. Have a great Sunday everyone.
 
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Hi Dazza, I believe we are waiting on the icc to liquidate and demand payment from cominiere re icc interim order being ignored, new government in place to be able to progress the MoU/ML and ICSID are still waiting for a response re ICSID interim order which has been ignored for months now on account of no government in place.

I’m told the pressure from USA, UK and EU is immense and only increasing now as they do not like their court being made a mockery which it very much is currently
 
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Hi Dazza, I believe we are waiting on the icc to liquidate and demand payment from cominiere re icc interim order being ignored, new government in place to be able to progress the MoU/ML and ICSID are still waiting for a response re ICSID interim order which has been ignored for months now on account of no government in place.

I’m told the pressure from USA, UK and EU is immense and only increasing now as they do not like their court being made a mockery which it very much is currently
Thanks CC. The timeframe for these courts to act is insane. Like watching paint dry and even more baffling when you consider the sums of coin involved.
Ps no crays here lately but plenty of tasty whiting for the table
 

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So long suffering AVZ friends, what is the next step in our never ending saga? Are we waiting on news from the ICSID regarding penalties for non-compliance? Seems nothing has happened for ages. Have a great Sunday everyone.
I thought things were to happen on 25 March and 3 April yet nothing mentioned.
 
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CHB

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These court cases can't come fast enough.

IMO don't expect anything to happen once government formed. I still believe if they wanted to decisions could have happened prior to forming government.

Also likely some other excuse pops up after forming government.
 
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These court cases can't come fast enough.

IMO don't expect anything to happen once government formed. I still believe if they wanted to decisions could have happened prior to forming government.

Also likely some other excuse pops up after forming government.
Yes indeed. Why go to the trouble of employing a team of lawyers in the first place? Why not just sit down and sort it out. Dumb corrupt pack of thieves!
 
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Hi Dazza, I believe we are waiting on the icc to liquidate and demand payment from cominiere re icc interim order being ignored, new government in place to be able to progress the MoU/ML and ICSID are still waiting for a response re ICSID interim order which has been ignored for months now on account of no government in place.

I’m told the pressure from USA, UK and EU is immense and only increasing now as they do not like their court being made a mockery which it very much is currently
I thought things were to happen on 25 March and 3 April yet nothing mentioned.
These court cases can't come fast enough.

IMO don't expect anything to happen once government formed. I still believe if they wanted to decisions could have happened prior to forming government.

Also likely some other excuse pops up after forming government.
Yes indeed. Why go to the trouble of employing a team of lawyers in the first place? Why not just sit down and sort it out. Dumb corrupt pack of thieves!
Time is on their side. Not ours. Fines will be ignored. Vast majority of arbitration fines are waived as part of negotiated outcomes. 7 bod members on the payroll with farcical bonuses is insane for the situation we are in.
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Azzler

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These court cases can't come fast enough.

IMO don't expect anything to happen once government formed. I still believe if they wanted to decisions could have happened prior to forming government.

Also likely some other excuse pops up after forming government.
Mate, they don't want to, that's clear.
It's not about hoping they change their mind now, it's about applying pressure so that if they don't do the right thing, the ramifications will be worse than if they steal it.
And there is a LOT of pressure.

DRC are cornered. IMO.
 
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Mate, they don't want to, that's clear.
It's not about hoping they change their mind now, it's about applying pressure so that if they don't do the right thing, the ramifications will be worse than if they steal it.
And there is a LOT of pressure.

DRC are cornered. IMO.
The idea that pressure from western countries is currently being applied when the merits of the case won't even begin to be heard until June next year is spurious imo

But you can believe whatever you want

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CHB

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Time is on their side. Not ours. Fines will be ignored. Vast majority of arbitration fines are waived as part of negotiated outcomes. 7 bod members on the payroll with farcical bonuses is insane for the situation we are in.
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Mate, they don't want to, that's clear.
It's not about hoping they change their mind now, it's about applying pressure so that if they don't do the right thing, the ramifications will be worse than if they steal it.
And there is a LOT of pressure.

DRC are cornered. IMO.


I don't think they're cornered yet. What Carlos said is right, time not on our side. The Locke funding is critical. Guessing it's awaiting some sort of outcome from what DRC do before finalising? Otherwise DD wouldn't take so long if they weren't waiting on something specific IMO.

Problem is the main pressure could be 2026 by the time the big court cases happen
 
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What I said was on the assumption that funding wont be a problem.
If we can't get funds, yes it's over.

Provided we have money to continue, we've got so much on out side I consider them cornered. They can still decide to throw a punch and steal it, but they'll get fucked up if they do.
Can you think of any way they can get out of this unscathed if they steal it? (again provided we do have funds going forward.)
 
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BEISHA

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These court cases can't come fast enough.

IMO don't expect anything to happen once government formed. I still believe if they wanted to decisions could have happened prior to forming government.

Also likely some other excuse pops up after forming government.
"I still believe if they wanted to decisions could have happened prior to forming government."

Agree, in fact FT has no opposition what so ever to get in his way if he wanted to get things done , according to the link below...


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CHB

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What I said was on the assumption that funding wont be a problem.
If we can't get funds, yes it's over.

Provided we have money to continue, we've got so much on out side I consider them cornered. They can still decide to throw a punch and steal it, but they'll get fucked up if they do.
Can you think of any way they can get out of this unscathed if they steal it? (again provided we do have funds going forward.)
If there actually was pressure from the western governments then there would be some sort of way they would fund the company.

Else it all goes to China
 
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If you're right then we're sitting pretty arent we.
 

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"28 Mar 2024 — The Australian government will commit $1 billion to help build a domestic solar panel manufacturing industry"

$20M towards an Australian company maintaining control of the world's largest hard rock lithium resource would seem a pittance in comparison.
 
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Nations don't have friends. Only interests.
 
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