Ann: Nickel Sulphides Intersected at Regional Sexton Prospect, page-5

@AUchemist. I'm presuming you have a chemical background and I am am a Metallurgist ( retired) . I am aware that in the chemical formula for pyrrhotite that Ni can partially substitute for Fe ( which we term a solid solution in metallurgical speak) but if this is the case the nickel content is indistinguishable visually. Which comes back to your relevant comment... where did the "nickel sulphide intersection" in the announcement headline come from.
The only mineralized content that was logged as visually distinguishable and reported as such in the logging was chalcopyrite ( at trace levels).
Anyway, I don't want to be like a dog with a bone here so will not comment further and like you will wait for the assays.