Critical Resources says it has identified a new arsenic soil anomaly covering about 600 metres at its Lammerlaw project in New Zealand. The company also reports rock-chip assay results from the project that include gold values up to 5.42 grams per tonne (g/t). Across the three outlets, the company’s update is focused on outlining the extent of the arsenic target area and the results of preliminary sampling, which it characterizes as providing fresh upside. The reporting is consistent that the anomaly is soil-based and that the newly reported assay results come from rock-chip sampling rather than a defined resource estimate. No agreement is reported among the sources on additional details such as the number of samples, assay locations, or the geological model underpinning the target. The articles collectively present the announcement as an exploration development for Lammerlaw, indicating new geochemical targeting and encouraging early indicators of gold mineralisation based on the assay results mentioned.