It does not take 3 years to get a slice, while nag is making unrealistic price promises to rampers, industry experts are taking pass away to their sites from early works project.
Why is nag silent on pass? Why have they dropped the $140 a tonne from recent announcements? They will be lucky to get a sniff of pass at $7-$10 a tonne, after all you have been pumping nag pits for its easy handling of pass disposal, so why would developers pay more for easy disposal and less labour intensive disposal?
And you want fairness to your over the top ramping?
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