And the winner is...

Tuesday, 07 June, 2005

The winner of our first draw of the 6 GB, 1500 song iPod Mini is Ann Perkins of Roche Mining in Queensland. Congratulations Ann.

The good news for everyone in the draw who didn't win is that your entry will go in the second draw to be announced in the next issue of Waste Streams.

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