Ann: AGL FY18 interim results and affirmation of FY18 guidance, page-116

You're right Kacy, sorry about that, but I still think it's a bad move to view your investment decisions through heavily politically-tainted glasses. AGL are just positioning themselves to take advantage of what they (and a vast majority of others) view as the likely future for renewable-v-fossil power, and are looking to expand both into WA and overseas with their business model.

I'm hopeful of buying in in the near future, anything below 21 (barring world market shake-up) for me sounds like a good buy. And good on AV - or anybody really - for refusing to let a government bully them into making politically useful decisions at shareholder expense.