Ned, what does an occasion of this significance mean to the Collingwood Football Club? To be able to do this for Scott, for his famil

familUm, for the fans and the members who have seen way more of his footy than a lot of us in this building, it's just a great celebration of a one-club approach.

It looks like everyone around him slows down.

He is ageless.

I mean, how many accolades can we give Scott Pendlebury?

And it's a good way of making the flu vaccine because what we need to do at the very beginning of the process is to take a sample of the virus that matches the virus that's circulating in the community and make millions of them so that we can then purify it down to the proteins we want that will be the ultimate vaccine.

vaccine.And we've done that for decades in eggs, but as populations have grown and vaccination rates have improved and increased across the globe, just the amount of vaccines we need has gone up dramatically.

And some of the issues with eggs is that you need to have a very sophisticated and large supply chain of chickens, and it got to a point in our facility here in Melbourne that we were getting almost half a million eggs every day needed to produce the vaccine.

And with that comes a lot of supply chain robustness issues.

We have to maintain huge flocks of birds.

They have to be at laying ages continually around the year.

And there's also biosecurity hazards that come into it, like the avian flu, which we've seen over the last few years.

So how does a cell-based system work, and, and where were the cells from?