I may have posted this before but i've been reading it again...

I may have posted this before but i've been reading it again today.


The paper discusses Karari in detail.
On P.p. 1083 there is a comment related to Wallaby. For continuity of reading i'll type it here.
(Wallaby) ... the shallow northeast -to east dipping orogenic-gold lodes are represented by non-hematitic quartz-sericite-dolomite-pyrite assemblages. This late, orogenic stage of gold mineralisation appears to be poorly developed at Karari. ... It is not known why disseminated gold at Karari has not similarly been overprinted by orogenic mineralisation as both locations were subjected to the same regional deformation history.

Maybe it's not at Karari but nearby?

The centralised mineralised zone at Karari is between the hanging wall and the foot wall.

Anyway, lots of great information and it's given me plenty to look for in upcoming results and announcements.
Not being a geo, i'll need to read it a few more times.

Sorry the PDF file must be too large to upload.

If you do a Google search of Australian Journal of Earth Sciences. Archean Karari Gold Deposits Witt, Mason and Hammond