If you do the maths on those results, they don’t come up too bad...

If you do the maths on those results, they don’t come up too bad IMHO.
The hole that went 4.4m @ 118g/t is equivalent to 44m @ 11.8 g/t fair bit of gold there. The hole also included a intersection of 0.3m @ 1715g/t, which if you do the maths on is 60.49 ounces per tonne x $3000 (Aus) per ounce = $ 181,470 per tonne, not bad when some low grade operations are mining and milling ore at less than 1g/t.
It will be interesting to see the production when this ore is mined and processed, because who knows what is either side of where the drilling intersected this grade , I very much doubt the drilling would have been lucky enough to just hit a small pocket of insanely high grade gold, time will tell.