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CXN announces $3-5 million capital raise to fund expansion Sydney & Hong Kong 30 July, 2010:

Data and transaction services company Connxion Ventures Limited (CXN), today announced that it will raise $3 – 5 million to fund its Asian and Chinese expansion and further its regional endeavors. The Connxion Ventures Ltd Board previously sought approval for the raising of up to $10 million in new capital, issuing 222,222,222 shares at no less than 4.5c at an Extraordinary General Meeting on 30 June 2010.

The Board has reviewed the company’s current business and expansion plans and related capital requirements for its growth strategy and has decided that it only requires $ 3 – 5 million for its expansion activities. Given the current market conditions, this decision will also minimise shareholder dilution. The funds will be used to accelerate contracts and business development growth primarily in Singapore and the region, inclusive of funding the establishment and ongoing commitment to the China operations and strategy. The company will update its forecasts as these expansion strategies are implemented. The company is currently undertaking discussions with leading brokers to assist with the capital raise and will keep the market informed accordingly.

Connxion Ventures Limited CXN is a data and transaction services company providing online, data, rewards and e-billing services. The company earns revenue from collecting, analysing and utilising data (or essentially customer information) for its clients so they can in turn attract, retain and transact with their own customer bases.

CXN’s customers are some of the world’s leading blue chip organisations operating in the telco/utility, transport and logistics, hotel and leisure, and financial services sectors. With operations in Australia, Singapore, Hong Kong and China, CXN has the geographical footprint to capitalise on growing market for data and transaction services throughout Asia – currently valued at $3 billion per annum.

Further information contact: Ben Jarvis, Six Degrees Investor Communication, 0413 150 448 or ben@sixdegreesmedia.com.au.

Downer EDI Limited (Downer) today announced that its Mining Division has signed contracts with BHP Billiton Mitsubishi Alliance (BMA) to June 2015 at Goonyella Riverside and Norwich Park Mines in the Bowen Basin, Central Queensland.

The contracts, jointly valued at approximately A$2 billion, are for load and haul of prestrip material and drill and blast services at Goonyella Riverside Mine, and for load and haul of prestrip material at Norwich Park Mine.

The contracts provide better utilisation of equipment and resources across both mine sites and will result in substantially improved productivity and returns for Downer. New equipment for the contracts totalling approximately A$190 million will be deployed progressively over the coming 12 months and funded primarily through operating cash flow and new finance and operating leases.

Downer has ample funding capacity for the BMA contracts and also the Fortescue Metals Group contract at Christmas Creek for which Downer is preferred bidder. Downer will remain well inside its target leverage range of 25% – 35%. Downer is rated investment grade BBB- (stable outlook) by Fitch Ratings

Downer EDI Limited (Downer) today announced that its Mining Division has signed contracts with BHP Billiton Mitsubishi Alliance (BMA) to June 2015 at Goonyella Riverside and Norwich Park Mines in the Bowen Basin, Central Queensland.

The contracts, jointly valued at approximately A$2 billion, are for load and haul of prestrip material and drill and blast services at Goonyella Riverside Mine, and for load and haul of prestrip material at Norwich Park Mine.

The contracts provide better utilisation of equipment and resources across both mine sites and will result in substantially improved productivity and returns for Downer. New equipment for the contracts totalling approximately A$190 million will be deployed progressively over the coming 12 months and funded primarily through operating cash flow and new finance and operating leases.

Downer has ample funding capacity for the BMA contracts and also the Fortescue Metals Group contract at Christmas Creek for which Downer is preferred bidder. Downer will remain well inside its target leverage range of 25% – 35%. Downer is rated investment grade BBB- (stable outlook) by Fitch Ratings

TRANSFIELD SERVICES LIMITED FULL-YEAR ENDING 30 JUNE 2010 – DIVIDEND RECORD DATE AND PAYMENT DATE

We advise that the:

• Record Date for the full-year dividend will be Wednesday, 15 September 2010, and

• Payment Date for the full-year dividend will be Wednesday, 20 October 2010.

The dividend rate and details about the Dividend Reinvestment Plan will be released with our full-year results on Thursday, 26 August 2010. Yours faithfully, Kate Munnings Company Secretary.

JUNE MARKET CONDITIONS

Air New Zealand carried 1 million passengers during the month of June. Revenue passenger kilometres (RPKs) were up 5.8% and capacity (ASKs) was increased by 1.7%. The Group load factor increased by 3.2 percentage points. Short Haul passenger numbers were up 8.2% on June last year.

Demand (RPKs) increased in the Domestic market by 10.6% on last year and the load factor rose by 5.7 percentage points to 80.7% as capacity was increased by 2.9%. Tasman / Pacific capacity was reduced by 3.4% and demand increased by 2.2%. The Tasman / Pacific load factor increased 4.5 percentage points on June 2009 to 81.2%. Long Haul passenger numbers were 4.8% higher than June last year.

On North America / UK routes demand increased by 3.9% and capacity was similar to last year, the load factor increased by 3.0 percentage points to 87.0%. Demand increased by 10.5%
on Asia / Japan / UK routes and capacity was increased by 10.0% with the load factor relatively flat at 79.1%.

In June last year Air New Zealand reduced capacity in response to decreased demand as a result of swine flu that predominantly impacted Asian markets. Group-wide yields for the financial year to date were down 7.1% on the same period last year. Year to date Short Haul yields were down 5.4% and the respective Long Haul yields were down by 10.7%.

Removing the impact of foreign exchange, Group-wide yields were down 4.9%. Poor weather again caused a number of operational challenges during June resulting in 83.0% of Air New Zealand's Domestic flights departing within 10 minutes of schedule departure time.

COMPANY NEWS

Air New Zealand increases flights into Wanaka Air New Zealand will be increasing the number of flights into and out of Wanaka. The additional services, will be operated by Air New Zealand’s Eagle Air, and are in response to feedback on the demand for flights at times that suit the increasing numbers of both business and leisure travellers. The new services, which will be trialled for 3-6 months, will increase the number of flights by 40%

JUNE MARKET CONDITIONS

Air New Zealand carried 1 million passengers during the month of June. Revenue passenger kilometres (RPKs) were up 5.8% and capacity (ASKs) was increased by 1.7%. The Group load factor increased by 3.2 percentage points. Short Haul passenger numbers were up 8.2% on June last year.

Demand (RPKs) increased in the Domestic market by 10.6% on last year and the load factor rose by 5.7 percentage points to 80.7% as capacity was increased by 2.9%. Tasman / Pacific capacity was reduced by 3.4% and demand increased by 2.2%. The Tasman / Pacific load factor increased 4.5 percentage points on June 2009 to 81.2%. Long Haul passenger numbers were 4.8% higher than June last year.

On North America / UK routes demand increased by 3.9% and capacity was similar to last year, the load factor increased by 3.0 percentage points to 87.0%. Demand increased by 10.5%
on Asia / Japan / UK routes and capacity was increased by 10.0% with the load factor relatively flat at 79.1%.

In June last year Air New Zealand reduced capacity in response to decreased demand as a result of swine flu that predominantly impacted Asian markets. Group-wide yields for the financial year to date were down 7.1% on the same period last year. Year to date Short Haul yields were down 5.4% and the respective Long Haul yields were down by 10.7%.

Removing the impact of foreign exchange, Group-wide yields were down 4.9%. Poor weather again caused a number of operational challenges during June resulting in 83.0% of Air New Zealand's Domestic flights departing within 10 minutes of schedule departure time.

COMPANY NEWS

Air New Zealand increases flights into Wanaka Air New Zealand will be increasing the number of flights into and out of Wanaka. The additional services, will be operated by Air New Zealand’s Eagle Air, and are in response to feedback on the demand for flights at times that suit the increasing numbers of both business and leisure travellers. The new services, which will be trialled for 3-6 months, will increase the number of flights by 40%

AIX today announced strong passenger growth at its Australian airports for both the quarter and financial year ended 30 June 2010.

AIX Chief Executive Officer, Jeff Pollock said, “AIX’s Australian airports’ impressive passenger growth continued over the quarter as a result of a rebound in both the leisure and business travel markets, underpinned by the ongoing strength of the Australian economy.” Total growth in passenger numbers for the quarter and for the financial year to 30 June 2010, compared to total passenger numbers for the prior corresponding period (pcp), was as follows: When weighted by AIX’s interest, the airports achieved total passenger growth of 9.1 percent for the quarter and 7.4 percent for the financial year.

The Australian airports represent 80.0 percent of the AIX portfolio by value. AIX will report its Annual Results on Wednesday 25 August, 2010.

For further enquiries, please contact: Jeff Pollock Chief Executive Officer Australian Infrastructure Fund Tel: +61 3 8650 3600 Fax: +61 3 8650 3701 Email: investor_relations@hfm.com.au Website: www.hfm.com.au/aix Simon Ondaatje Head of Investor Relations Hastings Funds Management Tel: +61 3 8650 3600 Fax: +61 3 8650 3701 Email: investor_relations@hfm.com.au Website: www.hfm.com.au/aix Kim Rowe Company Secretary Australian Infrastructure Fund.

Leighton Asia secures a A$172 million contract for the provision of mining services at the Martabe Gold Mine in North Sumatra Province, Indonesia. Martabe Gold Mine is recognized as a world class gold/silver asset; containing a resource base of 6.5Moz gold and 66Moz silver.

Located in North Sumatra Province, Indonesia, it is part of G-Resources Group Ltd’s (G-Resources) operations. PT Leighton Contractors Indonesia, a division of Leighton Asia, has been awarded a contract to undertake the mining activities, including mine haul road construction, topsoil removal, drill and blast, mining of waste and the construction of mine infrastructure. Production will ramp up to 10 Mtpa once at full production and PT Leighton Indonesia has commenced mobilization and the first equipment is due on site in early August 2010. Managing Director of Leighton Asia, Hamish Tyrwhitt, said, “we are excited by the opportunity to work closely with G-Resources. Our project team has a solid reputation for delivering greenfield projects in Asia, drawing upon Leighton’s core skills and significant abilities”

The award of the mining contract highlights Leighton Asia’s ability to deliver robust mining solutions to clients across Asia and reaffirms the company’s competitive position and solid abilities in Indonesia. “This contract will enable Leighton Asia to diversify its mining operations in Indonesia both by commodity and geography,” Mr. Tyrwhitt said. “Accordingly we will be optimising local employment with intensive training programmes, highlighting our commitment to the local community and other important stakeholders,” he said. The contract takes Leighton Asia’s work in hand to record levels of over A$7 billion. Vice Chairman of G-Resources, Owen Hegarty, said “Leighton won this contract in a competitive tender and G-Resources is very pleased to award this milestone contract to a company of the calibre of Leighton. Martabe is a world class project and Leighton will be part of our team as we realise the tremendous value at Martabe”

For further information, please contact: Gloria Mok Corporate Affairs Manager Leighton Asia Limited t: +852 2823 1110 f: +852 2529 8784 gloria.mok@leightonasia.com

Leighton Asia is part of the Leighton Group, Australia’s largest project development and contracting group with annual revenues exceeding US$16.5 billion. Leighton Asia has been operating in Asia for 35 years. Based in Hong Kong, the company also operates in Macau, China, Mongolia, Taiwan, the Philippines, Guam, Thailand, Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia and Indonesia. Focused on success and with a unique combination of local knowledge and international experience, Leighton Asia is the region’s international contractor of choice. For further information on Leighton Asia Limited, please visit: www.leightonasia.com For further information on the Leighton Group, please visit: www.leighton.com.au About G-Resources Group G-Resources is an Asia/Pacific gold company based and listed in Hong Kong. It owns the Martabe gold and silver project in North Sumatra and is looking to grow an Asia Pacific focused world class gold company. The Company has a market capitalisation1of approx.

US$0.87 billion / HK$6.77 billion with 14.1 billion shares on issue. Top 20 shareholders include major international resource funds and Hong Kong and Mainland China institutions

CXN revised revenue for FY 2010 Sydney & Hong Kong 26 July 2010:

The Directors of data and transaction services company Connxion Ventures Limited (CXN), today announced that based on June billings and unaudited financial accounts, revenue for FY2010 are now expected to be $12.6 million, a 14.5% increase on the previously announced forecast of $11 million. As a result there will be a corresponding positive effect on EBITDA. The forecast represents an increase in excess of 300% on reported FY2009 revenue of $3.9 million.

CXN reconfirm that forecasted revenue for FY2011 of $38 million is based on contracted revenue only, and does not include any forecasts from new joint venture agreements recently announced in China, or potential revenue from tendering opportunities currently under negotiation. CXN will update shareholders on the positive impact to FY2011 forecasts from the above initiatives when appropriate.

CXN is a data and transaction services company providing online, data, rewards and e-billing services. The company earns revenue from collecting, analysing and utilising data (or essentially customer information) for its clients so they can in turn attract, retain and transact with their own customer bases. CXN’s customers are some of the world’s leading blue chip organisations operating in the telco/utility, transport and logistics, hotel and leisure, and financial services sectors. With operations in Australia, Singapore, Hong Kong and China, CXN has the geographical footprint to capitalise on growing market for data and transaction services throughout Asia – currently valued at $3 billion per annum.

Further information contact: Ben Jarvis, Six Degrees Investor Communication, 0413 150 448 or ben@sixdegreesmedia.com.au.

ASX Announcement On Friday 23rd July 2010, Anthony Mankarios resigned from his position as CEO of Oldfields Holdings Limited as well as from the board of Directors.

His resignation was effective immediately. Raymond Titman, General Manager of Oldfields and an employee for many years has been appointed as a Director on the Board of OLH. Roberts Coleman Company Secretary.