Ann: Significant Porphyry Au-Cu Mineralisation Width increases, page-111

@scooter83 - IMO we can almost take it for granted that Boda will not just be one single intrusion. The snip below shows the sort of arrangement of multiple such intrusions. (From a recent presso by STM, which I hold) The issue is what alignment will those intrusions take because they usually follow trends.
If it is North/South then our neighbours IPT to the south and Sandfire and MAG to the north are likely winners - but AQX holds the tenement to the north of Sandfire.
If it is East/West then AQX and MAG are in the box seat.

While talking, note that adjacent deposits along surface fault systems (like the Toningley Coffidor) are likely to have received mineralising fluids from these deep intrusions (the geos will be busy identifying ages to confirm this or not) Also if there are suitable bedrocks, like limestone, there could be rich skans (which are replacement deposits created as the hot fluids force a way through the bedding of the soluable rocks)
Google skarn and vuggy silica, for a bit of fun reading.

IMO there is great opportunity to trade AQX, MAG, IPT here - I took bank off one of those yesterday, I hope to have the good luck to be back.