Ed Mead

Artemis Resources has estimated an indicated resource of 152,000t @ 0.63% nickel and 0.47% copper for contained resources of 965t of nickel and 713t of copper at its Ruth Well project in WA’s West Pilbara region. In line with its new gold focus, the company will undertake a heritage survey over the Monarch and Conqueror targets in the current quarter. Both targets are within trucking distance of its Radio Hill processing plant.

ASX-listed gold and base metals hopeful, White Cliff Minerals, has uncovered a handful of significant, near-surface drill intersections from a small RC program undertaken a decade ago at its historic Reedy South gold project 40km north of Cue in WA’s rejuvenated Murchison goldfields. One of the more notable assays was an eye-catching 20m going 4.13 grams per tonne gold from 2m including 3m at 11.33 g/t from 5m.

White Cliff Minerals has wasted no time in releasing a maiden inferred and indicated gold resource at its historic Reedy South gold project 40km north of Cue in WA’s resurgent Murchison goldfields. The company, which only completed the acquisition of the project three weeks ago, has already come out with a resource of 779,000 tonnes going 1.7 grams per tonne for 42,400 ounces of contained gold.

ASX-listed gold and base metals explorer, White Cliff Minerals, has completed an extensive geochemical soil sampling program at its Midas copper-gold project in the coveted Paterson Province of WA. Just over 500 samples were gathered across five of seven priority target areas previously identified by the Perth-based junior, with pending assay results expected to help form the basis of a maiden drilling program at the project.

White Cliff Minerals is poised to almost double its footprint around the historic Reedy South gold project in WA’s Murchison goldfields, picking up the adjacent Cracker Jack gold project in the process. Cracker Jack adjoins the company’s existing Reedy South tenements and has been the subject of historical drilling. It has also applied for a nearby exploration licence that, if granted, will expand the overall Reedy South project area to 272sqkm.

ASX-listed gold and base metals explorer, White Cliff Minerals, has the drill rods turning as it moves quickly to test its recently increased footprint around the historic Reedy South gold project, 40km north of Cue in WA’s Murchison goldfields. The 3,000m RC drilling campaign will target two historic gold prospects, namely Pegasus and King Cole.

ASX-listed gold and base metals player, White Cliff Minerals, has upsized its maiden RC drilling campaign at the historic Reedy South gold project in WA’s Murchison Goldfields after managing to lay its hands on a larger second drill rig. The Perth-based company intends expanding the current Reedy South drill program from 3,000m to approximately 4,500m.

ASX-listed White Cliff Minerals is leaving no exploration stone unturned at its Reedy South gold project in WA’s Murchison Goldfields as it buckles up for a large aeromagnetic survey having almost completed an upsized 4,500m RC drilling program. The company plans to fly 6,100 line kilometres at 50m line spacing across its Reedy South tenement holdings prior to further in-field exploration earmarked for early next year.

ASX-listed explorer, White Cliff Minerals’ maiden RC drilling program at its historic Reedy South gold project near Cue in WA’s Murchison Goldfields has returned some encouraging initial gold sniffs including seven metres at an average grade of 3.16 grams per tonne from 53m depth, 11m at 2.29 g/t from 21m, 16m at 1.74 g/t from 72m and 7m at 1.5 g/t from 48m.

White Cliff Minerals has unearthed some encouraging copper results from an extensive soil sampling program at its early-stage Midas copper-gold project in WA’s revered Paterson Province. The company says its maiden reconnaissance program comprising just over 500 samples identified a 3km long copper-bearing structural corridor containing around three dozen copper hits of above 830 parts per billion under transported cover.

ASX-listed gold and copper explorer, White Cliff Minerals has identified several high-priority gold targets at its historic Reedy South gold project in WA after completing a significant aeromagnetic survey flown across the entire Reedy South tenement package. The company says the aeromagnetic survey was commissioned in order to improve its understanding of what may be going on under the soil cover at Reedy South.

White Cliff Minerals is set to resume its maiden RC drilling program this month at the historic Reedy South project 40km north of Cue in WA’s Murchison Goldfields. The company managed to churn out 38 holes for an aggregate coverage of 3,537m at Reedy South before Christmas and it is now looking to sink the final five holes totalling about 1,400m targeting depth extensions to the known mineralisation.

Things are starting to get interesting for White Cliff Minerals in the Goldfields of WA with results from two gold drilling campaigns at the Reedy South project soon to be tabled as the company looks to grow its current resource base. New targets for follow-up testing in the second quarter and throughout the year are also being generated.

Legendary former New Zealand national rugby team captain, Sean Fitzpatrick is about to become a regular at ASX-listed junior explorer, White Cliff Minerals. Fitzpatrick has been appointed as Strategic Advisor to the company in a deal that will see White Cliff pick up a slew of lucrative-looking gold projects in the land of the long white cloud.

White Cliff Minerals has reported high-grade rock chip sample results from the Cracker Jack gold prospect in WA’s Cue goldfield, including one grading 37.3 g/t gold. More sample assays are due soon and a maiden drilling program at the site, part of the company’s Reedy South project, is just around the corner.

White Cliff Minerals has identified a smattering of new drill targets at its Reedy South gold project in WA following a fruitful soil sampling program across key prospects. The company returned a maximum gold value of 137ppb after gathering 383 additional soil samples covering areas south and west of its previous sampling at the McCaskill’s Hill and Cracker Jack deposits and the southern portion of the Pegasus deposit.

ASX-listed White Cliff Minerals looks set to bludgeon its way into the white-hot critical metals industry after completing the acquisition of two separate projects whilst advancing the pending acquisition of two junior explorers. As a result, the company may soon find itself with 10 additional lithium and REE projects on its books with its landholding poised to balloon by over 4000 square kilometres.

White Cliff Minerals has launched a first-pass lithium and rare earths exploration venture at its Yinnetharra project that sits some 100 kilometres northeast of the Gascoyne Junction in Western Australia. The helicopter-supported field trip is part of the company’s plan to aggressively advance its recently swelled battery metal portfolio that could grow to include almost a dozen projects.

A first pass reconnaissance trip by White Cliff Minerals at its Yinnetharra lithium and rare earths exploration project has yielded encouraging early results. Samples of pegmatite dykes have been sent for laboratory assay and White Cliff said it would aggressively advance exploration now at its Yinnetharra project that sits some 100 kilometres northeast of the Gascoyne Junction in WA.

White Cliff Minerals has wrapped up the heritage survey over its 100 per cent owned McCaskill Hill and Cracker Jack prospects, with further sampling and drilling planned for the wider Reedy South Gold Project. The company is planning to assemble a number of mineable ore bodies in the Reedy’s South Gold Project area, which can collectively underpin commercial operations.

ASX-listed explorer White Cliff Minerals has kicked off its first pass drilling program at the company’s Cracker Jack prospect, which is part of its Reedy South gold project in the lucrative Meekatharra-Cue goldfields of WA. The work is part of a 74 hole, 4,440 metre shallow RC drilling campaign across both the Cracker Jack and McCaskill Hill prospects.

White Cliff Minerals has wrapped up a first pass RC drilling program at the company’s Cracker Jack prospect, part of its larger Reedy South gold project in WA’s Murchison Goldfields, following the completion of seven holes. The milestone earmarks the opening play of an expansive 74-hole probe totalling 4,440 metres that also takes in the nearby McCaskill Hill prospect.

White Cliff Minerals has completed a maiden 74 hole 4,440m RC drilling campaign at Reedy South in WA. Drilling targeted large soil gold geochemical anomalies at the contact zone between mafic rocks and banded iron formations at the Cracker Jack and McCaskill Hill prospects. The anomalous zone is thought to be associated with the prospective Burnakura shear zone. Samples have been sent for analysis.

While White Cliff Minerals is encouraged by results from the first look at its Hines Hill rare earths project 200km east of Perth. Mother Nature is still holding out on the geological origins of the exciting rare earth oxide anomalies that have been showing up in field work at the project and White Cliff will now get stuck into more geochem sampling ahead of its first air core drilling program.

Despite recent unseasonal WA weather, White Cliff Minerals has showered assay labs with about 1000 soil samples from its Diemals lithium and rare earths play east of Perth and Reedy South gold project in the historic Cue goldfields region. The company plans to keep up the momentum with more than 700 samples expected from its Yinnetharra lithium rare earths project in the coming weeks.

Fast-tracked results from rock chip samples have confirmed the presence of anomalous rare earths for White Cliff Minerals at its Yinnetharra project about 100km north-east of Gascoyne Junction in WA. The 13 returned sample results of up to 780 parts per million total rare earths oxides, along with nearby thorium anomalies, have given the company a greater understanding of potential exploration targets over the next few weeks.

Perth-based explorer White Cliff Minerals is now a step closer to a maiden drill program at its Hines Hill rare earths project after securing a land access agreement to launch the probe about 200km east of Perth in WA. The explorer now plans to submit a program of work to the Department of Mines ahead of a projected 100-hole, 3000m AC drilling campaign.

White Cliff Minerals is closing on a maiden 100-hole, 3000m air core campaign at its Hines Hill rare earths project about 200km east of Perth in WA after submitting a program of work to the Department of Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety. The proposal follows the recent acquisition of a land access agreement and a reconnaissance soil sampling program that returned grades as high as 550 parts per million total rare earth oxides.

White Cliff Minerals has added to its rare earth portfolio after acquiring the Lake Tay project in addition to applying for a further 10 exploration licences surrounding the area 120km south-west of Norseman. The company has signed a binding agreement with Hurricane Prospecting for the purchase of the three granted exploration licences that make up the project for $30,000 in cash, $125,000 in White Cliff shares and 2 per cent of net smelter rights.

White Cliff Minerals’ WA projects have thrown up rare earth rock chip results up to 924 parts per million TREO at Yinnetharra in the Gascoyne region of WA and drilling of magnetic and other anomalies is now imminent at the company’s Hines Hill project in search of buried carbonatite hosted rare earths mineralisation.

White Cliff Minerals has commenced a high-resolution magnetic and radiometric survey at its Yinnetharra lithium and rare earths project about 100km north-east of the Gascoyne Junction in WA. Previous rock chip sampling at the site has returned grades of up to 924 ppm total rare earth oxides and the in-progress geophysical campaign is aimed at refining and generating new targets at the site.

White Cliff Minerals has concluded a maiden 49-hole, 1861m air-core drilling program at its Hines Hill rare earths project in WA’s Wheatbelt region. The campaign follows the discovery of a pair of potentially mineralised magnetic features and the return of soil sample results grading up to 550 parts per million total rare earth oxides.

White Cliff Minerals has confirmed the discovery of clay-based rare earths mineralisation at its Hines Hill project in WA after tabling a suite of new results including 3m at 1602ppm from 6m via a maiden 49-hole campaign. The headline strike sat inside a larger 25m intercept running 837ppm TREO from a shallow depth of 6m and was joined by an almost equally impressive 4m parcel grading 1182ppm TREO from 45m.

A roadside geochemical sampling campaign at White Cliff Minerals’ Hines Hill rare earths project about 200km from Perth in WA has lit up a host of priority target areas over its roughly 570 square kilometre ground position. The campaign was headlined by a specimen running a maximum value of 930 parts per million total rare earth oxides and the company is now eyeing 10 key areas for immediate follow-up.

White Cliff Minerals has generated numerous targets after completing detailed geophysical surveys looking for rare earth elements at its Yinnetharra lithium and rare earths project in the world-class Gascoyne province of WA. The company says it has uncovered multiple strong and discrete thorium anomalies, which are well-known pointers to rare earths mineralisation in the region.

White Cliff Minerals has returned its highest-grade rare earths results so far at its Yinnetharra project with a headline reading of 3912 parts per million total rare earth oxides. The company also believes that lithium results up to 400 parts per million in the northwest of the project indicate that it is getting closer to lithium bearing pegmatites as it continues to pore over its patch in the Gascoyne region of WA.

White Cliff Minerals will focus its rare earths exploration on the company’s Hines Hill, Diemals and Lake Tay projects after the sale of its Yinnetharra lithium-rare earths project to ASX-listed Minerals 260. The company will receive a total of seven million Minerals 260 shares and $100,000 cash for the sale of Yinnetharra in the Gascoyne region of WA. The transaction value of the deal comes to $2.445 million.

White Cliff Minerals is eyeing a maiden JORC resource at its Hines Hill rare earths project near Merredin in WA, with a shallow air-core drill program underway following solid results from last year’s campaign. It is targeting ionic absorption clay mineralisation in the top 20m of the project across a strike of 1km and a width of 800m, with some 90 air-core drill holes planned.

White Cliff Minerals has acquired the Mineral Fields, Soak Sands and Border Exploration companies in a deal that brings 12 projects prospective for rare earths and iron-oxide-copper-gold deposits into its fold. The projects cover 2562sq km in Western Australia – from Jerramungup to Wanna Lakes near the South Australian border and up to the Three Rivers-Ashton Hills projects east of Carnarvon and south of Newman.

White Cliff Minerals has recorded significant extensions to its maiden rare earths discovery at its Hines Hill project near Merredin in Western Australia, in addition to completing a sampling blitz across five other sites. Follow-up air-core drilling shows a 5m hit going 2066ppm total rare earth oxides (TREO) from a relatively shallow depth of 16m that included 434ppm magnetic rare earth oxides (MREO).