Great Southern Mining's Deep Drilling at Golden Boulder

0:00Great Southern mining just kicked off its first deep diamond drilling at the Golden Boulder Discovery in Western Australia, part of the Dutton Gold, project they fully own. They're chasing the deep source of a gold system, stretching 3.5 kilometers along strike, with the main hole at Ogilvy's aiming for seven. 100 meters down, this is the area's first diamond drilling ever, and the first time going beyond 155 meters in the key mineralized zone. The Western Australian government is co-funding this high-impact hole through their exploration incentive, showing real belief in the targets. Potential. Shallow drilling so far has hit promising gold. Like the managing director saying, it could just be the tip of a bigger system underground. Past reverse circulation results include standouts, such as 5 meters at 14.57 grams per tonne, from 41 meters. They're lining up a second diamond hole on the main line mineralization, next, then a huge 10,000 to 15,000 meter reverse circulation.

1:01Push starting, late April or May. That'll hit Golden Boulder, and the nearby Amy-Cark find, which spans 4.7 kilometers, with hits like 2 meters at 23.9 grams per tonne. Fresh off raising $4.6 million Australian dollars, the companies geared up to keep drilling hard at Ducton, and those upcoming assays could. Shift everything into high gear. I'm Cory with the story. That's your Sydney News today, update. AI powered and always on.