Thank you for standing by and welcome to the Evolution Mining December, 2021 quarter results call. All participants are in a listen only mode. There will be a presentation followed by a question and answer session. If you wish to ask a question, you will need to press the star key followed by the number one on your telephone keypad. I would now like to hand the conference over to Mr. Martin Cummings, general manager of investor relations. Please go ahead. Thank you Darcy. Good morning. And welcome to the Evolution Mining December, 2021 quarterly conference call. As Darcy mentioned, my name's Martin Cummings and I'm the general manager investor relations. This morning on the call we have Jake Klein, our executive chairman, Lawrie Conway, our CFO and finance director, and myself in our group office in Sydney. Bob Fulker, our chief op- chief operating officer and Glen Masterman, our VP discovery and business development are dialing in. It has been in a tumultuous couple of years and as expected, gold's role as a safe haven during those times has been demonstrated. As the pandemic was breaking in early 2020, we saw gold rise from the low of 1500s per ounce to an all time high around 2070 in August that year. We started 2021 with the gold price down from its peak at just under US 1900 per ounce. Economies were surging as they emerged from COVID lockdowns and equity markets were printing new highs. Bitcoin was continuing to generate a lot of interest with some touting it as a new digital gold. An exposure to any metal that ended up in a Tesla was highly sought after. Gold couldn't catch a bid in early 2021 and the sell off was brisk down to 1680 by March. Gold equities would follow, and by the end of September, the GDX index of senior gold companies had fallen about 20% year to date, with the GDXJ junior index even lower, down around 30%. But in the last three months, things have turned. Developing economies are now dealing with soaring inflation with the Federal Reserve now indicating it will need to respond with rate increases soon. The Omicron COVID variance spread quickly, leading some countries to reintroduce or extend lockdowns and restrictions. And recently Russia and Ukraine intention has Europe on high alert. Bitcoin had an incredible journey in 2021, but has now given back most of those gains. Gold's role as a safe haven is returning and we now trade back up around US 1820 per ounce. For Australian gold miners, the Australian gold dollar gold price also went on a wild ride, but we currently sit within 10 to 15% of its all time high. These really are great prices to be selling our product at. And of course, copper had a standout year too rising around 25%. Evolution is well placed to benefit from this with our copper production materially increasing from this month. With that, I'll now hand over to Jake to introduce the December, 2021 quarterly report. Thanks Martin. Good morning, everyone. Welcome to the call. Thanks for joining us and happy new year. Despite the industry headwinds, COVID, labor shortages and unseasonal rainfall, our teams did extremely well to manage the impact. As planned and first articulated to you in July, we anticipate the second half of the year to be materially better than the last six months and are on track to deliver our guidance. Given the first half performance at Red Lake, we expect to be in the bottom half of the production range in between the mid and top end of the cost guidance range. Last quarter, our portfolio was significantly improved by securing 100% ownership of the iconic Ernest Henry copper-gold mine. We also concluded the sale of Mount Carlton and Navarre Minerals, and whilst retaining exposure to the future of the operation, the sale allows us to focus in our larger, higher margin assets. We continue to be consistent and diligent in the implementation of our strategy of improving the quality of our portfolio, and being laser focus about putting ourselves into a position where we can generate sector leading returns on the capital we deploy. In our view, this is the holy grail in our industry and is the true measure of a gold company's performance over the long term. I visited Ernest Henry last week and left very confident that in the December quarter we concluded what is likely to prove one of the most transformative deals in Evolution's history. It is an outstanding operation with a great team and terrific geological upside. We look forward to hosting a number of you there for a site visit in due course. The foundations for the transaction were put in place in 2016 when we secured the economic interest in the assets. And since then it built a strong and mutually respectful relationship with Glencore that allowed us to negotiate this deal on a bilateral exclusive basis over the course of, of a few months last year. Our economic interest delivered 79.5 million in cash flow last quarter. And now with 100% of the operation being included from one January, we expect its impact to be even bigger going forward. The cave extension prefeasibility study will be a priority, and with intersections 400 meters below the study area and still open below that, Ernest Henry has a long and very exciting future. Carl performed extremely well and managed to deliver to plan in spite of unprecedented rainfall and, and COVID interruptions. The underground project which will grow Carl's production to 350,000 ounces per annum remains on schedule and budget. I was also fortunate to be able to visit Red Lake in November last year. Due to COVID travel restrictions, this was my first visit since we took ownership of the asset in April, 2020. Red Lake is one of the best commercial opportunities I've seen in the gold sector in my career. For the combined purchase price of $650 million being Red Lake and Battle North, we have secured a district scale tenem- tenement position with 11 million ounce of resource and significant exploration upside, seven kilometers of prospective strike with associated mining infrastructure, three mills and $700 million of Canadian tax losses. In time, this asset will be transformed into plus 350,000 ounce a year low cost producer. This is our values created in our sector. As you will hear from Bob, who has just returned from his third visit in the last five months, progress is being made. Last quarter we consistently achieved over 1200 meters of development each month. And as a result of this and other improvements, we have confidence of a material and sustainable improvement to production in the next two quarters. We expect this higher production to drive the cost per ounce lower, and I'm looking forward to visiting the operation again with Lawrie in the next few weeks. Frustratingly Mungari remains the only asset in our portfolio that we cannot, cannot currently visit. We are fortunate to have a good team in Western Australia who've led the Kundana integration, which has gone well. And