Ann: Significant 108.5Mt 58% Fe DSO Resource Defined at Hamersley, page-63

Can't make this stuff up really

"Two heritage surveys were conducted on the lease, and no Aboriginal sites were identified. Following those surveys, WGAC negotiated and signed a Native Title Deed with the project owners, and in November 2014, the Mining Lease for the Hamersley Project was granted as a partial conversion of the Exploration Licence.


Once we all recognise Hamersley is worth big $$$, the below happens !!!

WGAC engaged Yulur Heritage Services (Yulur), a wholly-owned subsidiary of WGAC, to complete the survey and reporting. Yulur appointed WGAC's Chief Operating Officer as the consultant ethnographer for the survey and author of the Yulur survey report. The Yulur survey report identified two new ethnographic, previously unidentified, Aboriginal sites. The WGAC have not registered these two new ethnographic sites at the Register of Aboriginal Sites."

WGAC engaged Yulur Heritage Services (Yulur), a wholly-owned subsidiary of WGAC, to complete the survey and reporting

The WGAC have not registered these two new ethnographic sites at the Register of Aboriginal Sites."


I also agree with @insafe , a deal will be done so all sides can moved forward on the Hamersley gravy train. !