Gwalia, Western Australia

There's a lot of like, you know, governance ticks that like there it seems like management is is is shareholder minded um so if you know the value is there i think they'll find a way to realize it and they've done they've already kind of proved to the market that simberry was worth a lot more than what the market was attributing in the first place by virtue of a deal together

I mean, that's a really funny point because when we think back to like the battle for Leonora, like the value realized now for Simbiri, which at the time was being marked way below Gwalior.

They tried to sell it too.

They ran a bunch of processes.

But now the value they're actually getting for it is way more than what they

sold

Gwalior.

Obviously things have changed, but it's one of those things that I don't think many people would have foresaw in just about three years time.

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right, this week's Two Ticks Town Talk, we're going to go back to Western Australia to finish the story of Gwalior, a tale of two towns, a fierce rivalry, a future American president and the resulting collapse in population.

But this week, it's not about what's on the surface.

It's about what's below it.

We're going to focus on the mine of the ghost town of Gwalior, Western Australia.

So let's do a quick recap for those that listened to part one a fortnight ago.

And if you didn't listen, to bring you up to speed on what has gone on in this ridiculously fascinating little town.

Segualia is a former gold mining town located 233 kilometres or 145 miles north of Kalgoorlie and 828 kilometres or 514 miles east of Perth in Western Australia's Great Victoria Desert.

All

right, this week's Two Ticks Town Talk, we're going to go back to Western Australia to finish the story of Gwalior, a tale of two towns, a fierce rivalry, a future American president and the resulting collapse in population.

But this week, it's not about what's on the surface.

It's It's about what's below it.

We're going to focus on the mine of the ghost town of Gwalior, Western Australia.

So let's do a quick recap for those that listened to part one a fortnight ago.

And if you didn't listen, to bring you up to speed on what has gone on in this ridiculously fascinating little town.

Segualia is a former gold mining town located 233 kilometres or 145 miles north of Kalgoorlie and 828 kilometres or 514 miles east of Perth in Western Australia's Great Victoria Desert.