Key Highlights

  • Analysis of historic mining and exploration has identified the Gap Zone as a priority high-grade gold
    target for drill testing at the Morning Star gold mine, part of the Company’s Woods Point Gold Project
    in Victoria.
  • The Gap Zone represents an area with 200 metres of vertical extent between areas of historic mining
    that occurred above 10-level (>500,000 ounces) and below 14-level (>300,000 ounces).
  • The Gap Zone target area has had little drilling and so offers significant potential to identify new
    high-grade quartz reef structures along the 600 metre strike length of the host dyke, extending across
    its full 60-80 metre width.
  • An 11,500 metre diamond drill program has commenced with approximately 50 holes planned to test
    the full extent of the Gap Zone, within the host dyke and across its margins.
  • Historic production1 of 883,000ozs gold at 26.5g/t is reported from quartz reefs distributed over a
    total vertical extent of 500 metres, excluding the Gap Zone (200 metres vertical extent) where there
    is no historic production and little exploration drilling

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