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Reported Daily Short Positions for 14/03/11 Reported Daily Short Positions for 14/03/11 Disclaimer: No responsibility is accepted for any inaccuracies contained in the matter published. Product Product Code Reported Short Positions Total Product in Issue % of Total Product in Issue Reported as Short Positions ABACUS PROPERTY GRP. UNITS/ORD STAPLED ABP 1,325,850 378,483,581 0.34 ACRUX LIMITED ORDINARY ACR 114,976 166,143,711 0.07 ADAMUS RESOURCES ORDINARY ADU 835,688 448,304,191 0.19 ADAVALE RESOURCE LTD ORDINARY ADD 138,644 316,990,019 0.04 ADELAIDE BRIGHTON ORDINARY ABC 5,025,412 635,132,810 0.79 ADELAIDE MANAGED UNITS AYT 1 94,115,809 0.00 ADITYA BIRLA ORDINARY ABY 1,154,290 313,372,551 0.37 AED OIL LIMITED ORDINARY AED 2,176,480 201,321,320 1.09 AGL ENERGY LIMITED ORDINARY AGK 1,486,177 458,223,460 0.31 AGRICULTURAL LAND ORDINARY UNITS AGJ 30,575 92,201,537 0.03 AII200FINANCIALS ETF UNITS FIN 846 402,052 0.21 AJ LUCAS GROUP ORDINARY AJL 118,376 66,117,664 0.18 ALACER GOLD CORP. CDI 1:1 AQG 602,944 113,637,070 0.52 ALE PROPERTY GROUP STAPLED SECURITIES LEP 2,628 157,980,976 0.00 ALESCO CORPORATION ORDINARY ALS 5,522,796 94,193,403 5.86 ALINTA ENERGY GROUP STAPLED SECURITIES AEJ 19,765 807,058,872 0.00 ALKANE RESOURCES LTD ORDINARY ALK 2,697,908 269,028,158 1.00 ALLIANCE RESOURCES ORDINARY AGS 135,864 341,172,309 0.04 ALLIED GOLD LIMITED ORDINARY ALD 1,636,590 1,042,206,569 0.16 ALUMINA LIMITED ORDINARY AWC 21,032,763 2,440,196,187 0.85 18/03/2011 9:00:14 AM 1 Reported Daily Short Positions for 14/03/11 Disclaimer: No responsibility is accepted for any inaccuracies contained in the matter published. Product Product Code Reported Short Positions Total Product in Issue % of Total Product in Issue Reported as Short Positions AMADEUS ENERGY ORDINARY AMU 454,000 300,288,855 0.15 AMALGAMATED HOLDINGS ORDINARY AHD 6,057 157,458,568 0.00 AMCOR LIMITED ORDINARY AMC 6,928,511 1,226,387,533 0.56 AMP CAPITAL CHINA ORDINARY UNITS AGF 65,310 337,034,455 0.02 AMP LIMITED DEF EX AXA APH AMPN 1,127,430 722,167,556 0.15 AMP LIMITED ORDINARY AMP 60,700,190 2,094,424,200 2.86 AMPELLA MINING ORDINARY AMX 280,525 202,975,108 0.14 ANSELL LIMITED ORDINARY ANN 4,807,130 133,007,903 3.61 ANTARES ENERGY LTD ORDINARY AZZ 1,805,743 283,000,000 0.65 ANZ BANKING GRP LTD ORDINARY ANZ 6,492,162 2,596,366,910 0.25 APA GROUP STAPLED SECURITIES APA 6,420,320 551,689,118 1.16 APEX MINERALS NL ORDINARY AXM 885,146 3,917,821,105 0.02 APN EUROPEAN RETAIL UNITS STAPLED SEC. AEZ 11,832 544,910,660 0.00 APN NEWS & MEDIA ORDINARY APN 16,045,070 606,084,019 2.66 AQUARIUS PLATINUM. ORDINARY AQP 3,072,982 463,266,640 0.66 AQUILA RESOURCES ORDINARY AQA 3,829,376 374,323,124 1.02 ARAFURA RESOURCE LTD ORDINARY ARU 3,654,444 367,930,342 0.99 ARB CORPORATION ORDINARY ARP 1,730 72,481,302 0.00 ARDENT LEISURE GROUP STAPLED SECURITIES AAD 1,042,521 318,147,978 0.31 ARISTOCRAT LEISURE ORDINARY ALL 27,817,549 533,983,910 5.20 18/03/2011 9:00:14 AM 2 Reported Daily Short Positions for 14/03/11 Disclaimer: No responsibility is accepted for any inaccuracies contained in the matter published. Product Product Code Reported Short Positions Total Product in Issue % of Total Product in Issue Reported as Short Positions ASCIANO LIMITED ORDINARY AIO 23,648,518 2,926,103,883 0.82 ASG GROUP LIMITED ORDINARY ASZ 6,170 168,247,718 0.00 ASPEN GROUP ORD/UNITS STAPLED APZ 1,103,010 592,674,670 0.16 ASPIRE MINING LTD ORDINARY AKM 17,730 534,723,044 0.00 ASTIVITA RENEWABLES ORDINARY AIR 57,500 23,170,005 0.25 ASTON RES LTD ORDINARY AZT 5,009 204,527,604 0.00 ASTRO JAP PROP GROUP STAPLED SECURITIES AJA 20,761 50,821,741 0.04 ASX LIMITED ORDINARY ASX 1,231,458 175,136,729 0.70 ATLANTIC LIMITED ORDINARY ATI 655,292 112,253,148 0.58 ATLAS IRON LIMITED ORDINARY AGO 6,935,542 815,639,834 0.84 AURORA MINERALS LTD ORDINARY ARM 4,268 104,167,499 0.00 AURORA OIL & GAS ORDINARY AUT 753,829 403,437,342 0.18 AUSDRILL LIMITED ORDINARY ASL 498,733 262,933,906 0.19 AUSENCO LIMITED ORDINARY AAX 4,064,699 122,511,701 3.31 AUSTAL LIMITED ORDINARY ASB 167,894 188,069,638 0.08 AUSTAR UNITED ORDINARY AUN 4,658,320 1,271,357,418 0.36 AUSTBROKERS HOLDINGS ORDINARY AUB 2 54,339,433 0.00 AUSTIN ENGINEERING ORDINARY ANG 21,549 71,714,403 0.03 AUSTRALAND ASSETS ASSETS AAZPB 1,168 2,750,000 0.04 AUSTRALAND PROPERTY STAPLED SECURITY ALZ 1,027,802 576,837,197 0.17 18/03/2011 9:00:14 AM 3 Reported Daily Short Positions for 14/03/11 Disclaimer: No responsibility is accepted for any inaccuracies contained in the matter published. Product Product Code Reported Short Positions Total Product in Issue % of Total Product in Issue Reported as Short Positions AUSTRALIAN AGRICULT. ORDINARY AAC 4,710,406 264,264,459 1.75 AUSTRALIAN EDUCATION UNITS AEU 625,000 134,973,383 0.46 AUSTRALIAN FOUNDAT. ORDINARY AFI 37 1,016,903,220 0.00 AUSTRALIAN INFRASTR. UNITS/ORDINARY AIX 1,203,894 620,733,944 0.20 AUSTRALIAN MINES LTD ORDINARY AUZ 1,400,000 576,910,315 0.24 AUSTRALIAN PHARM. ORDINARY API 921,744 488,115,883 0.18 AUTOMOTIVE HOLDINGS ORDINARY AHE 132,092 226,387,577 0.05 AVEXA LIMITED ORDINARY AVX 243,657 847,688,779 0.03 AWE LIMITED ORDINARY AWE 4,290,802 521,871,941 0.82 AXA ASIA PACIFIC ORDINARY AXA 4,031,724 2,067,095,545 0.19 AZUMAH RESOURCES ORDINARY AZM 26,469 272,696,055 0.01 BANDANNA ENERGY ORDINARY BND 71,492 426,265,482 0.02 BANK OF QUEENSLAND. ORDINARY BOQ 3,150,064 222,072,957 1.42 BANNERMAN RESOURCES ORDINARY BMN 33,548 234,435,934 0.01 BASS STRAIT OIL CO ORDINARY BAS 1,482 291,030,250 0.00 BATHURST RESOURCES ORDINARY BTU 4,734,098 613,291,330 0.77 BAUXITE RESOURCE LTD ORDINARY BAU 96,297 235,379,896 0.04 BC IRON LIMITED ORDINARY BCI 38,194 94,361,000 0.04 BEACH ENERGY LIMITED ORDINARY BPT 3,386,474 1,099,021,290 0.31 BENDIGO AND ADELAIDE ORDINARY BEN 5,986,968 357,645,518 1.69 18/03/2011 9:00:14 AM 4 Reported Daily Short Positions for 14/03/11 Disclaimer: No responsibility is accepted for any inaccuracies contained in the matter published. Product Product Code Reported Short Positions Total Product in Issue % of Total Product in Issue Reported as Short Positions BERKELEY RESOURCES ORDINARY BKY 78,058 174,298,148 0.04 BETASHARES ASX FIN ETF UNITS QFN 28,500 4,509,251 0.63 BETASHARES ASX RES ETF UNITS QRE 145,000 4,519,432 3.21 BHP BILLITON LIMITED ORDINARY BHP 38,048,965 3,356,081,497 1.11 BILLABONG ORDINARY BBG 12,085,977 253,613,826 4.77 BIOTA HOLDINGS ORDINARY BTA 2,253,667 181,417,556 1.24 BISALLOY STEEL ORDINARY BIS 84,480 216,455,965 0.04 BKI INVESTMENT LTD ORDINARY BKI 508 422,863,407 0.00 BLACKMORES LIMITED ORDINARY BKL 805 16,744,292 0.00 BLACKTHORN RESOURCES ORDINARY BTR 35,848 106,885,300 0.03 BLUESCOPE STEEL LTD ORDINARY BSL 32,992,898 1,842,207,385 1.79 BOART LONGYEAR ORDINARY BLY 4,792,234 461,163,412 1.04 BOOM LOGISTICS ORDINARY BOL 457,979 461,500,712 0.10 BORAL LIMITED. ORDINARY BLD 28,759,522 724,542,308 3.96 BOTSWANA METALS LTD ORDINARY BML 7,000 143,717,013 0.00 BOW ENERGY LIMITED ORDINARY BOW 905,003 348,972,041 0.26 BRADKEN LIMITED ORDINARY BKN 3,108,371 139,643,011 2.23 BRAMBLES LIMITED ORDINARY BXB 15,341,446 1,450,739,754 1.01 BREVILLE GROUP LTD ORDINARY BRG 2,740 129,615,322 0.00 BRICKWORKS LIMITED ORDINARY BKW 16,592 147,567,333 0.01 18/03/2011 9:00:14 AM 5 Reported Daily Short Positions for 14/03/11 Disclaimer: No responsibility is accepted for any inaccuracies contained in the matter published. Product Product Code Reported Short Positions Total Product in Issue % of Total Product in Issue Reported as Short Positions BROCKMAN RESOURCES ORDINARY BRM 79,238 144,803,151 0.06 BT INVESTMENT MNGMNT ORDINARY BTT 554,785 160,000,000 0.35 BUNNINGS WAREHOUSE ORDINARY UNITS BWP 1,388,639 479,870,962 0.27 BURU ENERGY ORDINARY BRU 155,589 182,780,549 0.09 CABCHARGE AUSTRALIA ORDINARY CAB 1,033,927 120,437,014 0.84 CALTEX AUSTRALIA ORDINARY CTX 5,355,646 270,000,000 1.97 CAMPBELL BROTHERS ORDINARY CPB 114,823 67,503,411 0.17 CAPE LAMBERT RES LTD ORDINARY CFE 1,175,452 571,849,603 0.20 CARABELLA RES LTD ORDINARY CLR 26,600 38,626,388 0.07 CARBON ENERGY ORDINARY CNX 965,871 670,872,650 0.13 CARDNO LIMITED ORDINARY CDD 930 106,638,932 0.00 CARNARVON PETROLEUM ORDINARY CVN 3,439,045 687,820,634 0.49 CARNEGIE WAVE ENERGY ORDINARY CWE 83,000 859,087,627 0.01 CARPATHIAN RESOURCES ORDINARY CPN 75,000 265,533,501 0.03 CARPENTARIA EXP.
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