I dont hold but thought it worth passing on... "Western Areas (WSA) - Has intersected further high-grade massive sulphides at its Flying Fox deposit in the Forrestania Region of Western Australia, including 2.6m grading 5.2% nickel in the T2 zone. The company said this was only the second diamond drillhole to intersect the large T2 electromagnetic anomaly. It was also the first drillhole to test the T3 EM anomaly, 100m east of T2, returning intersections of 0.7m at 6.3% nickel and 0.8m at 7.4%. Continued resource definition drilling of the T1 zone intersected 5.6m at 3.6% nickel and 1.8m at 8% nickel with all three EM anomalies identified at Flying Fox now returning high-grade nickel intersections. (MiningNews.net)"
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