 Today, I have the pleasure of speaking with Nick Erner from Alkan Resources. How are you today, Nick? I'm very well. Thanks, Tracey. Thanks for having me again. Well, you know, we want to talk about gold for the holidays, and I was reading the New York Times this weekend, and it said, this is the one year that's stuck in your cash and a mattress may have actually put you further ahead. So let's talk about gold. This would be a good time to invest in gold, Nick. How do you think? Oh, I mean, naturally, I'm a bit of a gold bull. Certainly, we're really happy with how the year's gone for Alkan Resources. We're an Australian gold, and so as we've seen the rise and fall of US dollar gold, certainly the Australian dollar is corrected broadly as well. So, you know, last financial year, which was finished in Australia at the end of June, we sold our gold for an average of around $1,720 Australian, and we've seen similar price levels this year in Aussie dollars. And so, you know, for a cost base for us, the open cut of below $1,000 an ounce Australian, it's been a wonderful period of time. And if you look historically, at the moment in an Australian gold, there's been sort of nine or 10 quarters in real terms over the history at these price levels. So, certainly, it's an excellent time to have been in Australian gold. Nick, in our last conversation, you said at the end of September, you had $82.4 million in cash and bullion, and you've been accruing that cash up. So, talk to me a little bit about what you're doing with your gold acquisitions that you were working on. Oh, yeah, thanks, Tracey. So certainly, we, at the end of the quarter, were a great cash position for us. So we've been making investments into other near-term development prospects. And there were two that we were chasing in Australia. One's been successful, one's been unsuccessful. The successful one has been in Caledas Resources. The ASX ticket for that is CAI. They've got ground and reasonable prospects, which are going through scoping and feasibilities at the moment up in the Pilbara region of WA, Western Australia. And so we're helping them to get through to feasibility just through investment. They managed that, and we formed a technical committee to help maximise value of our investment. So we really like that one. We like the size of the deposit. We like its expiration potential. We like its capacity to bring near-term development cash. With Explorum, we were looking to do a similar thing to be part of a placement to help them go through to feasibility, but they were also subject to a takeover offer from another company called Ramilis. And Ramilis increased their offer, and the directors of Explorum have accepted that offer, so our cane's no longer part of that. And so, you know, Sailor V, but what is our gold investment strategy? We want to assist companies and then we'll make money for our shareholders to come into production, because in general, you get this tension where you've raised the ounces on a resource, then you have to mine, and that becomes a funding crunch point. And working through that point brings value for the next lot of investors, all the same investors, and we want to be part of that. And so we've got a good stake in Caledas and working with them. We're looking to do more with our cash. Well, speaking of wanting to be a part of it, you know, to mingly, your gold project has been very good for our cane shareholders. Can you provide us with a bit of an update? Yeah, thank you. It has been good for us. So at the moment, we're finishing the open cut there. That will finish in January. We had four pits and they're coming to completion. And then we've started our underground development and we cut the portal in January in just a few weeks. You know, our team's on site, our equipment's arriving. And so we'll start, we'll be on development or there in the middle of next year, in the middle of 2019, and we'll be stoping around September, October and milling that then. And so that'll be a small mine, circa 30 to 35,000 ounces a year. And we're doing a highly good exploration to the south and those results will come in the coming quarter to help either do new underground or open cut developments. This is over a 15 kilometer mineralized zone. Of course, with everything that's happening in the news today, the Chinese and American trade negotiations, a lot of us perceive the gold market to have just actually started. What are your thoughts about the new year? I fall into the same camp as most of the other listeners, I think. And that is, there's a lot more upwards price pressure, particularly in Australian gold price, than there is downwards pressure. And so, you know, that's pretty exciting because there's quite a lot of deposits where then the grade becomes profitable, not just for us, but for other companies within Australia. And so, yeah, I'm pretty bullish on gold. And like most companies, we've got different mine plans ready for different cutoff grades as it permits. And I think we'll continue to see a fair bit of consolidation in the Australian gold junior sector as people look for economies of scale as well. So pretty interesting times, I think, in 2019 in Australian gold. Well, Nick, thank you so much for joining us today. As always, it's a pleasure. Thanks very much, Tracey. Pleasure to be with you again.