OFFSET ALPINE PRINTING GROUP LIMITED(OAP)

Full Court dismisses Trevor Kennedy's application (relating to the validity of ASIC's investigation into Offset Alpine Printing Group Ltd) and found that the transitional provisions in the Corporations Act 2001 were valid and that liability could extend to offences alleged to have occurred in 1995

Full Court dismisses Trevor Kennedy's appeal against the decision of the trial judge, Justice Gyles, that neither sheet of notepaper with handwritten notes seized by the Australian Federal Police during the execution of a search warrant on Mr Kennedy's home on 13 November 2003, was the subject of legal professional privilege

in relation to a search warrant executed at Trevor Kennedy's business premises on 13 November 2003, (during the execution of the search warrant, an image of a hard drive of a personal computer was taken and removed from the premises on the basis that certain information on the hard drive fell within the terms of the search warrant) Justice Branson of the Federal Court finds that there was an entitlement to image the hard drive in its entirety and to remove the imaged hard drive from the premises

Justice Gyles finds that neither sheet of notepaper with handwritten notes seized by the Australian Federal Police during the execution of a search warrant on Trevor Kennedy's home on 13 November 2003, was the subject of legal professional privilege

ASIC confirms that its acting Chairman, Mr Jeffrey Lucy, has met with Swiss authorities, including the Swiss Federal Banking Commission and the Swiss Federal Office of Justice, over its investigation into Rene Rivkin and Trevor Kennedy

following a report in the Australian Financial Review yesterday, ASIC announces the establishment of a special team to review reported information concerning Offset Alpine Printing and certain individuals - the ASIC investigation will focus on the veracity of information previously provided to ASIC and the Federal Court in connection with the beneficial ownership of shares in OAP

taken over by Arklow Pty Limited (a subsidiary of The Independent Print Media Group Pty Limited)

we understand that shareholders received $2.72 cash per share as consideration

delisted following the successful takeover offer for the Company

name changed from Stroika Limited