Critical Resources is narrowing its search for a potential gold discovery in New Zealand after identifying multiple soil anomalies at its Lammerlaw prospect.
Across reports from Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, and Brisbane Times, the company’s exploration work at Lammerlaw includes a peak soil arsenic reading of 238 parts per million. The outlets describe the anomalies as the basis for focusing where further testing and evaluation will be directed.
The coverage is consistent in outlining what the company has found and where, but it provides limited additional detail on next steps, timelines, or the broader geology of the target. None of the sources significantly diverge on the core points: the discovery search is being refined at Lammerlaw based on geochemical soil signals, including the noted arsenic result.
