Latest crux interview was all general information Mostly but not all what Paul Huet talked about was what we all already know... Karora does have a very bright future. However, would like to see more detailed questions about what's been going on and what they're doing or could be doing. Like for example, twice now in the last few months , Huet and Oliver Turner have mentioned that Larkin grades are double (5.2 g/t) the usual Beta Hunt underground grade which Huet just said was (2.6 g/t). So, Larkin is 650 metres long and expected to be a 1 kilometre long deposit. So why not ask Huet: how many ounces (ballpark) are we talking about at Larkin at .65 km long and at one kilometre of 5.2 g/t grade? How much gold are they expecting there? So, another question to ask is : Spargos has 1.5 million tons of ore and 150,000 ounces of gold, so why doesnt Karora just run Spargos ore exclusively in the soon 1.6 million ton mill for the next 12 months? 150,000 ounces at 94% recovery is 141,000 ounces of gold. They should be able to move all that ore, in one year, it's all shallow open pit. Why not mine all the nickel they can at Beta Hunt while the mill is being fed Spargos ore? How much of that 16,000 tons of nickel could they produce if they went all out on nickel mining only? Anyways, you get my point...as Huet has said, they have optionality now...so let's get a serious discussion about how to maximize the greatest profit in the shortest time possible....There are alot of other questions that I and I'm sure others here would like answered, but this is getting too long....