Ann: Outstanding Gold Intersections at 100% Owned Minyari Deposit, page-73

HI AG11989. Thanks for summarising that, it saved me going looking for it myself. I was thinking along exactly the same lines when I replied to Cate's hopefully prescient comments as follows:

"It all rather depends on what has been seen in the as-yet un-assayed RC drill holes and diamond tails, and how these compare visually to the holes that have produced these latest spectacular grade-width gold copper intersections. Given the reported correlation between visually logged breccia sulphide zones and high grade gold intersections, management must have a fair idea which of the yet-to-be reported holes are going to produce impressive results when the assays come back. So any forward-looking positive comments are probably quite credible"

Basically the management have already seen what's in those diamond drill holes, and don't need the assays to know when they've hit significant widths of high grade mineralisation. So when Stephen Power waxes lyrical about the future n an interview, he probably has reason to do so.

Re your comment GeoFiji that it may well all be connected, as a gold geologist myself I would go further than that. It is all the same mineralising system. The the vertical and horizontal dimensions are of the same order. And the deeper one drills it the more focused I would expect it to become, probably around a major underlying structural conduit.

So yes, it is likely that it all joins up at depth.

And that one dud IP line probably doesn't mean much. A fault offset perhaps.