Broken Hill Gold says it has increased the oxide gold resource at its White Dam project in South Australia and is expanding drilling aimed at deeper sulphide targets. Multiple outlets report that Vertigo’s indicated oxide ounces rise by 160% to 24,300 ounces, supporting the company’s case for a potential restart.
The reporting also highlights a shift from earlier focus toward deeper mineralisation. Outlets say Broken Hill Gold is stepping up its search for gold-copper sulphides beyond the “Icebreaker” discovery, using major geophysical work and deploying a second drill rig. While all sources describe the same expansion effort, some emphasize the strengthened resource figures underpinning the restart case, and others stress the operational scale of the deeper sulphide hunt.
Overall, the outlets present the same two developments: an increased oxide resource estimate and intensified exploration targeting deeper gold-copper sulphides at White Dam, supported by additional drilling and geophysics.
