As per Brian's interview in the Mining Journal, they are both...

As per Brian's interview in the Mining Journal, they are both excellent assets.

https://www.mining-journal.com/resourcestocks-company-profiles/resourcestocks/1414208/iceni-shines-bright-with-wa-gold

"Rodan has been kept busy throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, managing two gold projects across the Tasman Sea, but it is clear to see how highly valued both projects are for him.

"They're different projects, different companies, but each with significant potential in their own right," Rodan said. "For me, it's important to get them established, get them on the straight and narrow and prove to people how great the project is."

I look forward to seeing the drilling results from both of them. They can't be too far away.

This image is from one of the rock chip samples below, found at the surface above these strongly altered sulphide bearing granites and porphyries.

I also like the sound in the second paragraph below:

"previous fieldwork identified the potential for high-grade gold mineralisation along a 100+metre outcropping quartz vein, within a much larger 400metre trend."