Here is the direct link to the paper i mentioned...

Here is the direct link to the paper i mentioned above:
https://doi.org/10.1080/08120090903246188

This part is interesting:
Witt & Hammond (2008) also drew attention to the similarity of Karari and similar deposits in the Carosue basin, to younger alkalic intrusion-related deposits such as those in the Lachlan Fold Belt, New South Wales.

The announcement of the Bethanga and Granya areas in NE Victoria that NXM has exercised their option on, are right in the Lachlan Belt.
https://www.ga.gov.au/about/projects/resources/lachlan

I've also been wondering about the previous symbiotic relationship between SAR and NXM and how that may continue into the future with NST?
Perhaps, rather than be gobbled up by NST, there may be a JV announced in the medium future instead? NXM is clearly very good at exploration, NST at production ...

Just a thought whilst we all wait for the labs!
Perdy