By and large people are pretty satisfied with the level of service and the response of city services, so they don't see the need to form a neighborhood association.

I'm satisfied with the response, I'm not satisfied with all of the results,

The people in the bush feel they own the RFDS and it's their service and that ownership comes from local management. Most people get very few services and the one constant that's been in their life has been the RFDS. Any attempt to change the way it's managed is quite confronting to them and they would resist considerable change.

This is another example of why people should please not come back to the city. We don't have the services for them.

These are just projections but I believe they're pretty close to accurate. I estimated we were near 136,000. So I would say their numbers are pretty close. But nothing is official until the next census in 2010.

The big challenge with Internet financial services has been that it's very difficult to get large numbers of customers to sign up for your service.