Look like sulphides and most likely either Pyrite FeS2 or Chalcopyrite CuFeS2.
If visible gold and that visible/large SGQ would be obliged to annouce this as part of continuous disclosure. Not to say small concentrations of Gold may be present its more than likely sulphides. For those none Geologists FeS2 is often refered to as Fools Gold as it looks very similar to Gold but is really just Iron and Sulphides. .
Ann: Drilling Intersects Prospective Lithology at Paterson, page-11
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