LJ - a Jewel in the Crown, page-42

https://wcsecure.weblink.com.au/pdf/POS/01625851.pdf

Then they found AR next to EA.
Norilsk found further mine extensions all around LJ.
If you read the BFS from 2015, it says it all.

"Emily Ann
The Emily Ann ore body was a high grade (circa 4%) ore body mined from 2006 which was
thought to terminate along the Toolangi Fault (Figure 4). Norilsk Nickel was developing
access to an identified extension to this ore body although the work was terminated in 2009
when the site was closed during the financial crisis. This ore body was designated Emily
Ann North.
Emily Ann North
Emily Ann North (EAN) is situated approximately 150m north of the Emily Ann mine. Norilsk
Nickel estimated a non-JORC compliant resource which contained approximately 14Kt of
nickel at a grade of 4.2% nickel.

Potential exists to further extend the mining operations at Maggie Hays as shown on
Figure1 with the aim of increasing the known mine life immediately adjacent to and
accessible from the existing underground decline. To do this an infill drilling program has
been planned to define the thicker, near mine portion of the currently identified
mineralisation with the intent of potentially adding this material to the mining inventory.
In addition mineralisation has been defined to the west of the sub-level cave (SLC) and will
undergo further drilling to define the economic potential of this near mine zone. The
Western Zone sits within the footwall banded-iron formation (BIF) and has been structurally
remobilised along a fault/thrust structure. This has larger ramifications as it potentially
opens up a number of new untested structurally remobilised targets for nickel sulphide
deposits within the immediate Maggie Hays area. These areas will be progressively
modelled and tested with drilling and down-hole electro magnetics (DHEM)."