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Substantial New Drill Targets Defined at Yidby old Project

Substantial New Drill Targets Defined at Yidby old Project

Surefire Resources is pleased to advise shareholders that new priority drill targets have been defined at its 100% owned Yidby Gold Project located approximately 350km from Perth in Western Australia, and surrounded by major gold deposits. Surefire requested Terra Resources Geophysical and Geological consulting to reinterpret data with the aim of identifying prospective extensions of the gold mineralization detected in Surefire’s previous drill programs, and selecting new drill targets. Read the full announcement...
Visual Sulphides in Tiger Cu-Au-Zn-Ag Drilling – Mangaroon Gold (100%)

Visual Sulphides in Tiger Cu-Au-Zn-Ag Drilling – Mangaroon Gold (100%)

A total of 8 RC holes (1,456m) have been completed in the first ever drill program at Tiger Cu-Au-Zn-Ag with 6 holes intersecting significant visual sulphide mineralisation. Downhole geophysics including electromagnetic (DHEM) and magnetometric resistivity (DHMMR) surveys are underway to identify massive sulphide targets for follow up drilling. Read the full announcement...
Commencement of Fieldwork at Cross Lake Lithium Project

Commencement of Fieldwork at Cross Lake Lithium Project

Hyperspectral imagery and desktop targeting has identified over 300 walk up targets for field inspection in 2024. Leeuwin Metals engaged Terra Resources Ltd to process and analyse both ASTER and Sentinel-2 satellite imagery over the project. Targets were generated in conjunction with proprietary algorithms from Terra. Read the full announcement...
Additional Drill Targets at Gascoyne East Project

Additional Drill Targets at Gascoyne East Project

Following the acquisition of the first high-resolution gradiometer magnetic data across the Project, Odessa identified a 14km-long lenticular high-amplitude magnetic body with distinct internal layering within the Dalgaringa Supersuite. 3D magnetic inversion modelling shows the lenticular magnetic feature to have a near-vertical southeastern dip and is located within 500m of the surface. Read the full announcement...