australia has substantial opportunities in critical minerals as we decarbonise the global economy. Our trading partners are also depending on us to be a key part of their evolving strategic and low- emission technology supply chains. Despite these significant tailwinds, navigating the right path ahead is far from easy. Geopolitical tensions have dramatically magnified uncertainties in the global economy and reduced the short- term growth expectations. as the dominant market for our minerals, how will China's growth outlook impact the mining sector's near-term performance and project development opportunities? australian has played an important role internationally as a stable and reliable supplier of resources. While few win when the world's largest economies collide, are there potential benefits for australian mining companies in this higher risk environment? The presentation will explore how our minerals opportunities will be impact by these changes, particularly: . the evolution of global relationships and international trade . changes to global supply chains . financial market responses, in the short and longer term . potential increased market volatility . how this impacts critical minerals markets (notably emerging markets) . how greater collaboration (at both industry and regional levels) might provide solutions. The presentation will also share our perspectives on a reimagined future. This includes accelerated M&a activity to increase capabilities across both the opportunity and risk horizons. Mining companies are already starting to explore different types of economic relationships with customers. How will mining, technology, industrial and other companies combine their resources to shape a better world ahead?