In 2004, just over 10 years since my original investigation into this story, it’s interesting to note the changes. The movie has not yet been made although it is still in the pipeline. A significant amount of money ($100,000) was offered for a half hour documentary about many aspects of the story - both historical and contemporary - but the person applying for the money wanted to do an hour. So no documentary has yet been made. A website has been developed and over the past 10 years the links have been growing. Other artists have done artworks and there have been several exhibitions on the subject. The most meaningful thing for me is the timing of an interested gallery owner and a bronze casting specialist more interested in the work than the money. For the past 6 months we have been working together to make a rubber mould, cast into wax, invest and cast into bronze the life size running figure made in 1993. This is my way of immortalising the Nullarbor Nymph. The story will continue to be told in a multitude of ways, with a multitude of different interpretations, ensuring the meaning and value of the narrative mutates to suit the needs of the time.