Hello @prawn_man I have looked at some of the Narraburra Rare...

Hello @prawn_man
I have looked at some of the Narraburra Rare Earth Element history and of those in the region and have also noted from the New World Metals presentation of 20/9 which makes mention of the following:

Identified as one of Australia's largest zirconium, REE and rare metals resources as one of Australia's largest zirconium, REE and rare metal resources - also prospective for significant amounts of lithium.

Significant discovery potential as the project remains open in all directions and at depth – most recent diamond drilling tested potential for bedrock mineralisation – awaiting assay results (possibly this month October 22)

The mineralisation includes significant quantities of:    Approximate location of known mineralisation ZIRCONIUM: Commonly used in the glass and ceramics industry YTTRIUM: Metal alloys, microwave filters, oxygen sensors, LEDs and cutting lasers NIOBIUM: Jet engines and rockets, tools and superconductive magnets HAFNIUM: Used in control rods for nuclear power and plasma welding torches GALLIUM: Electronics, semiconductors, transistors, small electronic devices, LEDs LITHIUM: Glasses, ceramics, pharmaceuticals, and  batteries

Previous metallurgical testing of bulk samples undertaken – results indicate acceptable recoveries for a range of REO components, including zirconium, niobium and lithium with clean exclusion of thorium

Identified by the Australian Government Department of Industry, Science and Resources in the Australia’s 2022 Critical Minerals Strategy*, as a major deposit of REE • Previously identified Lithium and Gallium mineralisation at the project • Narraburra is listed as a critical minerals project by the Australian Government’s Australia Trade and Investment Commission.