King River Resources reports high-grade gold results from rock-chip surface sampling at its Mindoolah project in Western Australia, including assays up to 44.3 grams per tonne (g/t). The company says the results come from rock chips and are intended to guide the next phase of exploration.
The outlets describe the project in WA’s Murchison region and note that the sampling has helped identify multiple targets. While the core facts are consistent across reports, The West Australian adds that the results define several drilling targets, whereas the other outlets primarily focus on the headline gold grade and the timing of the next step. All sources reference a follow-up drill program planned for early October.
The reporting does not provide additional technical detail such as drilling locations, spacing, or depth for the planned campaign, nor does it include information on previous resource estimates. The company’s next updates are expected to come with the drill program.
