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The Gidgee gold mine in Western Australia is making money for Legend Mining.

New gold rush in Western Australia

Anyone dismissing the gold potential of the two Western Australian gold mining centres of Sandstone and Gidgee, which are only 90 km apart, will have to think again, as the area appears set to experience a gold rush.



APAC cuts gold at Nibao

Vancouver — APAC Minerals (APC-V) has intersected a new gold-bearing zone at its Nibao project in southwestern China.


Rubicon gains stake in African company

Vancouver — In return for an investment of $1.4 million, Rubicon Minerals (RMX-V) has secured rights to acquire a 29.7% interest in Africo, a private company that controls mineral projects in several African nations, including…


Canyon funds El Aquila

Vancouver — A subsidiary of Denver-based U.S. Gold (USGL-O) has launched an underground program at the El Aquila gold-silver mine in Mexico’s Oaxaca state.


RNC boosts gold reserves (May 31, 2004)

Toronto-based RNC Gold (RNC-T), owner and operator of most of Greenstone Resources’ old gold assets in Central America, has expanded its reserves and resources at the La Libertad and Bonanza mines in Nicaragua and the Cerro Quem…



Mano River lures BHP into Sierra Leone

Vancouver — Mano River Resources (MNO-V) has signed an agreement with BHP Billiton (BHP-N) to explore for diamonds on the former’s 9,700-sq.-km prospecting licence in southeastern Sierra Leone.


Aurizon discovers gold

Vancouver — Drilling by Aurizon Mines (ARZ-T) at its Casa Berardi project in northwestern Quebec has returned high gold values beyond the known limits of zone 113.



Aussie deaths prompt gov’t visit

Management officials at BHP Iron Ore in Australia are slated to meet with Western Australia’s development minister, Clive Brown, following fatal accidents at two of the company’s sites.



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