Community Participation Guarantee (CPG)

CPG TRANSFER OF TITLE  SYDNEY, NSW 10.00am June 30, 2005 - Q Base Pty Limited owner of Q Base Trust, Q Base International, Q Base Projects, Community Participation Guarantee (CPG), and CPG Projects, has accepted a notice of private sale of business to Luxley Enterprises.  The off-market transaction which is scheduled for completion by end of December 2005 is speculated to involve a high premium to equity valuation and will include substantial debt-buy-back arrangements with the long-term financier.  Q Base commenced trading in 1995 as an office management business providing business services and management consultancy. In 1998 the enterprise launched the CPG and CPG Projects as the market-based application of a ‘Guarantee Concept’. By 1999 CPG had enlarged under the aegis of Q Base Trust and obtained offshore operations the following year in 2000, as the trading entity expanded to encompass Q Base International. The enterprise is best known for its public action campaign ...

CPG WEBLOGSPACES   CPG has uploaded a number of Sydney personality web profiles to Google’s latest dynamic ‘beta’ Blogspot blog-publishing service. Weblogspaces ( http://weblogspaces.blogspot.com ) is a portfolio of community-purpose websites developed by CPG (Community Participation Guarantee) for Q Base Trust. Celebrated names include Turtle Tamwoy, Catherine Gluck, Fred Lamberger and the Pelangi Hati Foundation. For further information, please contact the Public Relations Manager, Q Base Trust.   - END –

VOLUNTARY DEREGISTRATION OF A COMPANY Q Base Pty Limited (ACN 094 960 193) has submitted Form 6010 Application for Voluntary Deregistration of a Company to the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC). Lodgement Record: 021160654. Company Secretarial, Q Base Trust.   - END –

NOXIOUS ATTACK ON BUSINESS PREMISES An unknown terrorist detonated a volatile powder bomb within the Q Base Office Management premises on Thursday evening.  The assailant presumably entered via the rear of the building and launched a plastic vessel containing a volatile cocktail of ‘white’ powder into the courtyard of Q Base Office Management.  The assailant’s powder bomb seems to have misfired as it exploded against the brick wall instead of glass containing wall adjacent. The powder bomb exploded on impact and emitted a volatile burst of foul-smelling odors. A CPG worker who was in the building at the time of the attack said that it was “terrifyingly sudden” and then belched a “foul smell of rotten eggs and rotten milk.”  Immediately, the assailant (who was not properly sighted nor identified) could be heard scurrying away from the scene. Damage to the property included contamination of noxious fumes which had seeped into the building via ventilators near the courtyar...

CPG'S LATEST IT SOLUTIONS Community Participation Guarantee (CPG), operating out of premises at Sydney’s inner city, have upgraded their computer inventories to Dell Technologies. Following the trend of internet-based technology companies, CPG is making the transition to local area networking, interconnectivity, unified communications and even ‘hot-desking’, a new way of mobile computing and getting things done 'on the go'. CPG’s B2B contract with Dell Financial Services enables the business venture to leverage IT Payment Solutions and preserve credit lines for core business investments. With 0% interest financing, CPG is taking full advantage of Dell’s Life Cycle Asset Management Solutions that helps small business to deploy the latest office technologies completely fuss free. “As with any contending business, we’re going all out to become an internet-savvy and high-tech workplace,” says CPG Executive Officer Judith Lee, who has been at the helm of her office managem...

CPG BRANCHES OUT TO COMMUNITY SMALL GRANTS Community Participation Guarantee (CPG) introduces Community Credit Facility (CCF) for non-profit organisations (NGOs). The modern American anthropologist Margaret Mead is often quoted for her saying “Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it’s the only thing that ever has.” This simple mindset captures the philosophy of CPG’s latest public campaign of extending unconditional cash transfers to non-profit organisations. In the four years since CPG commenced operations in the Sydney Metropolitan Area, Q Base Trust via CPG Projects has decided to press ahead with their new tactical deployment initiative of active direct-marketing rather than reverse-marketing their community action platform. A CPG spokesperson says that from their point of view, “many times, and in many ways, cash transfers are the simplest and most direct way to assist community groups.” Running up the flagpole of CPG's...