Moonlight Resources reports that phase two drilling at its Leo Grande prospect in Queensland extends the size of its gold system. According to the three outlets, the drilling increases the “gold footprint,” with results including wide near-surface gold intercepts. The reports also say that multiple holes end in mineralisation, indicating continuity of the gold-bearing system beyond the drilled intervals.
The coverage frames the announcement as a progress update for the Leo Grande prospect, where drilling is aimed at defining and expanding the extent of mineralisation. While the outlets describe the scale and nature of the results similarly—highlighting both broad near-surface hits and several holes terminating in mineralised zones—they do not provide additional technical detail in the provided excerpts, such as specific grades, intervals, hole counts, or the precise definition of the “450m” measure. The consistent message across sources is that the new phase of drilling improves geological understanding and expands the mapped area of gold mineralisation at the Moonlight project in Queensland.
