Depends what you'd like to know that you can't already get from...

Depends what you'd like to know that you can't already get from the releases. I recently jumped onboard.

Relatively unique style of mineralisation in the prospective Forrestania Greenstone Belt - part of the Yilgarn, good host rocks. Rocks in the area are favorable hosts for nickel sulphide formation. The area's geology is well-suited to this type of mineralisation style. The propsects are supported by strong geophysical responses that indicate deeper conductive bodies, potentially massive sulphide accumulations. Although previous drill holes yielded sub-economic intercepts, they are still promising, with surface gossans suggesting multiple targets and again the areas potential. The rock formations (photos) appear to contain pentlandite, pyrrhotite, and chalcopyrite (hopefully). This is the first significant test of a potentially large system. Geochemical sampling has already revealed anomalous levels of nickel and key pathfinder elements, such as copper and platinum group elements (PGEs), further reinforcing the nickel sulphide potential in the region. More bang for your buck when you combine Ni, PGE's and Cu.