Ann: Diggers & Dealers Presentation J Pemberton CEO, page-14

“They’re described as ‘stout’, ‘sturdy’ and ‘powerful’. They’re expert diggers with short, muscular legs and sharp claws.”
The word “they’re” in this context clearly refers to the wombat, some of the machines pictured in the presentation, and even to someone I once knew in real life!

“The Northern Hairy-nosed Wombat once had a broad range across the three eastern mainland Australian states. It’s now Endangered, restricted to only two sites in Queensland (including a recent re-introduction) and is considered one of the rarest mammals in the world”
https://www.bushheritage.org.au/species/wombats

- that’s definitely the wombat ..... it would be lovely if Golding did adopt it and could somehow look after it ..... if it’s able to be reintroduced to places and used to thrive across a broad range of areas it sounds entirely possible .

Irrelevant fact of the day : The Southern hairy-nosed wombat was adopted as South Australia’s fauna emblem ....but rather terrifying I find her :
https://www.brandsouthaustralia.com.au/wanda-the-wombat/

..meanwhile we have not slipped as far as ASL the day after our presentation, but I think there is some definite digging going on at the current share price