So how do you discover an ínanga? What were you-- Were you out there looking for them or what, what, what, what happened?

Yeah, yeah.

No, we were out there looking for them.

Um, a-as you were saying there, we've done quite a lot of restoration work at, at that site.

Um, after the cyclone, it was pretty devastated.

Um, so we had the diggers in there and everything, getting it down to, um, the habitat that the ínanga like.

Um, and they spawn on the king tides in the high grasses, in the grasses, um, dense grasses on king tides.

So when Cyclone Gabrielle was, what, twenty twenty-three, and you've got the ínanga back within three and a bit years.

I wanna let you get in the mix, but just before we do that, how has things been in Hong Kong? Give us a quick update of life in Hong Kong with DJ Passion at the moment.

Yeah, it's been super hot.

We've just had the hottest day for 140 years.

So crazy, crazy, uh, warm here.

Outside of that, music-wise, it's been pretty busy.

I do my Not A Disco parties with my good friend Paul Michael.

Um, been r- you know, releasing a few bits music-wise.

Uh, tell us what you played for us the last 30 minutes, mate.