Moonlight Resources begins diamond drilling at its Leo Grande project in Queensland after earlier reverse-circulation (RC) drilling identifies gold mineralisation over about a one-kilometre strike length. The company says the new drilling is intended to build on those results and bring the project closer to a maiden resource estimate.
The outlets report the same core development: a shift from RC drilling to diamond drilling at Leo Grande, following RC work that defined gold across a 1km corridor. While the coverage emphasizes different aspects of the advancement—such as the “resource push” framing—the articles are aligned that the diamond drilling follows the RC program and is a step toward formal resource estimation.
