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Castillo's halo effect

DRILLING by Castillo Copper at the historic Cangai copper mine in New South Wales' New England Fold Belt has delivered a new zone of massive sulphides between the Sellars and Volkhardts lodes, with the best hole intersecting 30m of mineralisation.

Haydn Black
Castillo's halo effect

Castillo executive director Alan Armstrong said the company appeared to be on the right track in its goal of re-opening the mine, which was shuttered in 1917. The sulphides have been seen in seven of...

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