Can you tell me what's been going on with Ramjo?

Yeah, Ramjo is our group of councillors that we meet about four or five times a year.

So this meeting was basically being held in Denelec on Thursday and Friday.

So we had a group of mayors and CEOs come over on Thursday evening and we took them on a river cruise and had a dinner that night.

It was a fantastic event, showcased the magnificent Edward River, which none of them had been on the river before.

And so they were really gobsmacked with how beautiful it was.

And I think we'll get a lot of return clientele out of that.

It's a bit of a light at the end of a pretty terrible process for a lot of people at the rice mill in Denny.

Fantastic.

Oh, absolutely.

Like, I'm just so excited for this.

You know, we've got the next generation of doctors now lined up and locked into the community, which is absolutely fantastic.

And I'm very much looking forward to working with them over the next, you know, 10, 15 years or whatever it looks like to try and improve the health services.

And I think the outcome for that building and that facility is going to have a dramatic impact on our community.

And I think that's ultimately the end goal that council are trying to achieve here.

Jack?

Now, Jack, let's have a quick chat about the medical centre because there's a meeting coming up.

There is, yeah.

It's all happening.

So I've now called an extraordinary council meeting for Monday night, which is very much down to the crunch point.

The assessment's all been completed by our panel members, and I've now put a recommendation forward to the councillors for the meeting.

It will be a confidential meeting, of course, to talk about the lease and negotiations there.

And we are planning to not, unfortunately, make an announcement on who the operator is.

And until you have those negotiations, it's not to be public.