Ann: Discovery of extensive high-grade mineralisation at Woodlawn, page-33

Just a few observations on Woodlawn:
It is a poly metallic deposit. These are notoriously difficult to process. I don't know anything of the history of this thing, but wonder if some of the difficulties for previous operators was to do with treating a polymetallic deposit. While BB has a huge reputation, I don't know that it extends to metallurgy of poly metallic treatment. A further difficulty seems to be that the deposit is hugely variable in the mineral content.
I don't know why so many commentators seem fixated on the price of zinc. It seems that zinc is less than half the value in the ore.
Lithium has a unique advantage over all other metals as a battery material. It has the lowest atomic weight of any metal. This gives it a huge advantage in storage capacity to weight over any competing metal.