Is the plant in a one gallon pot?

One possibilty is Neo eleutheropetala

Yes, it could be a form of N. eleutheropetala, of which there are apparently LOTS of forms (or else lots of mislabeled plants). Or it could be some other member of the Hylaeicum subgenus of Neos (margaretae, meeana, wurdackii, rosea, etc.). They all have a similar look-- tough, spiny and stoloniferous. That one has a somewhat wider leaf than most, but perhaps that is just a varietal difference.

Very nice I want one of those as well . I have a Neo. wurdackii , its similar , but as Lisa pointed out the leaves are a bit narrower on this group [ Hylaeicum ] .
Not many in cultivation downunder.

Love it! I want one too!

My first impression was also N. eleutheropetala, although mine (now dead..) had narrower leaves. The Qld fellow I bought mine from is no longer in the nursery game, but hmmmm....might give my good ol' mate a ring.....he might have a couple left in his garden.....

Cheers,
Kerry

Thanks everyone for having a go at I.D. as far as I can see it looks like definitely one from the sub genus Halaeicum like Lisa pointed out and most likely a variety of Rosea. The photos on FCBS aren't all that good as usual and you can't really see into the centre of theirs to see if there is that deep purple cauldron that is in the centre of our plant in question.I will contact the lady and see if I can tweak her memory and get some sort of a thread on tracking it's source down, I'll keep on the case and hopefully we can all get our hands on one someday, will let yawl know as soon as I find something out. Like Michael says, probably not many in cultivation downunder.So wish me luck and thanks to all once again.
Regards
Steve