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give us your your take on the relevance as far as property is concerned in Port Edund. We had a lot of construction going on. We had 2,000 people that flooded into town to do a lot of construction work. The end of 2012, those construction workers started to leave. At the same time, a very big drop in the iron ore prices. At the same time, we had some global issues going on. So, it was the perfect storm that you'd probably only expect every couple hundred years. But
where we are now is in a much stronger position than we've ever been before. Is it because your headland is diversified? We only used to rely on iron ore, but if you're close to the town and know what's going on with the town, then what we see is lithium. We never had lithium before. Yes. And lithium can be up and down. But we may be getting a down processing plant as well as lithium. We've got a massive gold mine which is 80 km just down the road which is said to be bigger
than Calguli. When we talk about the north, we really talk about the Pilbur as a whole. And I think that both towns have got some ma massive upside with what's happening out