Your statements have no validity until an actual Feasibility...

Your statements have no validity until an actual Feasibility study is completed and until we see if Riley re-starts or not.

Many factors are still in play; possibilities are ahead, not behind.

A prime and current example of government support ,(against the odds), for commercial, environmental and community advantages in Northern Tasmania is the planning, construction and upgrading of the Meander Dam in north central Tas.

Water utliisation is a form of mining of natural resources. In this case the early economic studies and opposition from environmentalists could have stopped this venture, but the Federal govt stepped in and gave the necessary approval over TASCAT's veto. The success of this project has been vindicated after many years of planning, doubts and opposition from some quarters, then eventual implementation of the vision.

VMS still has time and opportunity to prove up Mt Lindsay....or not, while prices and potential demand for tin, tungsten and boron appear to have a brighter future ahead.
Why be closed to the possibilities when critical metals are becoming a major focus now? Governments are interested. G6M has proved that.