Crown prosecutor Adam Mason said messages evidenced Haager offering to supply methamphetamine to people 11 times between June 5 and June 10, last year. With respect to charge 8, it was a discussion of a transaction for 85g for an amount f $25,000, Mr Mason said. He said while Haager made admission to making some actual deals, the transaction of 85g did not eventuate. The defendant stated to the effect that he would meet buyers in the park and exchange drugs for money, Mr Mason said. He also admitted that he used money he obtained from work as a renderer to fund the purchase of the drugs which he later sold.