They have all four don't they, critically, unlike WA, they have...

They have all four don't they, critically, unlike WA, they have water too...

Just starting to emerge as a project with all ticks.

They have done early and suucessful meturilurgical work as well and they can 'gring' at 150 microns I think it was, they are saying this will save a lot of electricity, I guess at the SAG mill. Anyone able to comment on this. Lower input costs to production will be an important part of cost differentials over time once in production.

Just an eye on the future here. I am expecting over 100 million tonnes of ore, might be a bit bullish here, but they have the main zone well drilled out and the No. 2 almost complete - in the assay labs I guess...BUT LOOK at the slides in the latest presentation, they have hardly touched all the tenement...there must be some huge upside...not to mention a polymettalic potential, certainly more of what we know already, Fe, Tungsten and Tin...