G'day Dougtags.  Thanks for that.  Keep in mind that this is...

G'day Dougtags.  Thanks for that.  Keep in mind that this is nearly an annual occurrence up there, it's THE "wet season" and always has been.  
We're not losing anything by it, as there would not have been any work done at Agate Creek until at least April anyway.  "Old" shareholders have always factored that in and new, or prospective ones, should always do so. 
FNQ is quite unique, looks what's just happened, one day it's in disastrous drought conditions and battling to feed 400,000 cattle and sheep, then, just one day later all of those very same livestock are dead, killed by floods!! A nightmare for so many people.
Roll on April, we've got 100,000 tonnes to process and some of us are hoping for 1 million grams from it.  Let's have some fun and see who's right. Maybe have a lottery?