Things started to get evasive when our accountant asked her for such simple things as cash flow statements and financial details for our company tax return.

I have spent 50 years in a tough business, I hope I've built a reputation for honesty and integrity.

I saw myself on Channel 7 and I looked like a dead man walking, so I can understand some of the concerns.

Usually a lawyer looks at the narrative portion of the registration. An accountant looks at the financial statements. As they're reviewing the documents, they make notes about areas where they have questions or concerns about the adequacy or quality of disclosure, holding it up to the rules we have in place. On the basis of those notes, the staff composes something called a comment letter, which is sent to the filer.

Happiness is achieved by flowing with the known and the unknown within you, being in a state of simplified simplicity.

It always comes down to money. The biggest problem is juggling the cash flow.