Thank you, Darcy, and welcome everyone, to our December quarterly analyst call. December quarterly production showed a considerable improvement on the September quarter, with record production throughput and improving grades, improving recoveries, and improving cash flow. Unfortunately, delays accessing higher grade parts of the open pit resulted in lower grades than we projected in our guidance. On the exploration front, today we announced a 70% increase in our 100% owned Yamana resources, so they now sit at .5 million ounces. In the presentation today, we will be referring to the quarterly results slides, that can be viewed on the live webcast at our website, or the ASX release. Those on the webcast are also now able to submit a question for us to address at the end of this call. On the call today, we have Duncan Gibson, Managing Director and CEO, John inaudible, our recently appointed CFO, Andrew Tyrell, General Manager of Discovery, and Hayden inaudible, our company secretary, and GM of Corporate Development. I'll now hand over to Duncan Gibbs, to talk you through our quarterly results in more detail. Thanks Duncan, and thank you everybody for joining us on the call today. As Duncan's just indicated, the December quarters- quarterlies shaw- saw improvements across the board. Production totaled 67,813 uh, ounces, uh, produced at inaudible for the quarter, best quarterly production in 2021. All-in sustaining cost was 15.26 dollars per ounce for the quarter, lower quarter on quarter, but higher than anticipated, due to lower gold production than forecast. Pleasingly, our 12 month lost time injury frequency rate continued to fall, ending the quarter at 2.3. Thanks to good cashflow generation during the quarter, cash and equivalents was lifted to 135.5 million. inaudible continues to carry no debt. We continue to make good progress on the exploration fronts, with encouraging signs seen from several targets tested on 100% owned Southern project area, at Yamana. The quarter also saw us grow 100% owned Yamana resources to half a million ounces, with the majority of these resources in the Southern project area. Concerning inaudible the quarterly, in a little more detail, little material movement, increased again, quarter on quarter, by about, like, three million tons. Uh, the total rate of all mining enlisted again, to record highs, and an annual equivalent of 12.7 million tons, per annum. The mine grade listed in the December quarter, inaudible not as much as we antici- expected, reflecting a delay in accessing some of the higher grade parts of the stage two pit. Delayed progress was in part due to challenging- challenges in rostering key blasting personnel, uh, combined with some short term interruption from inclement- inclement weather, in December. The processing rates continue to, uh, rise, to an equivalent annualized rate of 8.9 nine million tons per annum, despite the restructures to the inaudible that we, uh, reported early in the quarter. Overall, plant utilization lifted to 91%. Metallurgical recoveries also improved in line with the higher pit grades, and less processing interruptions. Pit grades- pit grade was up, but owing to the lower than expected mine grade, uh, was lower than we expected, uh, resulting in anticipated quarterly production and annual production falling slightly short of the guidance. As a result of that, uh, error, our attributable all-in sustaining cost come in slightly above guidance. Uh, gold ounces sold lifted quarter on quarter, which is 35, 460 ounces, an average price of $2309 per ounce. Delivery inaudible was approximately 25% of our production in the quarter. Our oil and inaudible, sorry, our corporate oiling cost was lower this quarter, at, uh 19.24 dollars per ounce. Let me put the next slide. Um, in line with our three year production own la- outlook that we put out a year ago, um, our production will continue to improve in 2022. Three year annual production will increase to a forecast range of 300 to 340, uh, thousand ounces, or 150 to 170,000 ounces attributable. Lower oil and sustaining cost is guided between $12.70 and $14.70 per ounce. We feel our guidance is incorporating an appropriate allowance for operational issues, which we expect to have less of, in 2022. That said, we have not allowed for major force majeure events, extended impacts, including those from COVID-19, or other issues. Improved production is driven by increasing grades through the stage two and three pits, as shown in the image here, with grades lifting through the year. An increasing throughput rate, as- as, uh- uh, previously communicated in our three year outlook. Quarter One includes two plant shutdowns, a re-line of the tech mill, and a re-line of the saw mill, with lower plant utilization in this quarter. Our opportunistic use of the inaudible as we've seen at the December quarter, is likely to continue into 2022, with most movement being brought forward from future years, which has been factored into our oil and sustaining cost guidance. Bringing forward these total mem- material movements, uh, allows for greater processing flexibility and provides a buffer for some of the industry headwinds currently being expected in Western Australia, including labor reliability, supply chain concerns, and potential COVID related staffing disruptions to mining. inaudible resources completed during the quarter, assay results are still awaited for three holes. When all results are received, the full assessment with the updated geological model will be undertaken before determining our next steps. You will note, the inaudible section shows the Se- September, uh, 2021 oil reserve at 1.1 million ounce increase, and the long section also shows the upper pit mineral resource, as it was communicated in December of 2020, and the underground resource, as communicated at February 2021. Both of these resources will be updated as part of an annualized reporting cycle, in February 2022. We anticipate seeing, uh, a transition between the open pit and underground resources, pushing deeper, given the second pit slopes, um, reported in the, uh, recent reserve update. Referring to the next slide, uh, if we move on and look at our, uh, our- I want to show you some cash position. Uh, we remain debts free, and cash and equivalents lifted 135.5 million. In October we paid a fully franked dividend for the six months, uh, so the 30th of June, 2021. The cashflow waterfall summarizes the movements of cash equivalents, over the quarter. It is worth noting the gain on a short investment where the inaudible consolidated during the quarter, at 3.6 million. Free cashflow was 15.7 million, before the gain on the follow shares, and payment of the inaudible dividend. I'll now here go, uh, to Andrew, uh, to talk through the exploration update. Thanks, Duncan. Uh, the Discovery team continue to focus their efforts on systematic and targeted exploration over the priority prospects in the Southern project area of the Yamana project. In 2021, the team achieved a significant amount of drilling, with over 155 thousands liters of inaudible, 36,000 liters of inaudible and 8,000 liters of Diamond completed. While exploration made encouraging progress from prospects such as Earl Waffler, inaudible, as with most of the explorations sector, we are still awaiting assay results for most of the drilling completed in the December quarter.