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Nova Minerals continues gold exploration success at Officer Hill project JV with Newmont

Historical exploration discovered sporadic mineralisation thought to host steeply plunging shoots similar to the nearby Tanami operation.

Nova Minerals Ltd (ASX:NVA) has received encouraging gold results from the Officer Hill joint venture project with Newmont Mining Corp (NYSE:NEM) in the Northern Territory.

Assays were received from three diamond drill holes with a best result of 1-metre at 8.31 g/t gold from 134 metres.

Strong results

Other key results were 7 metres at 0.48 g/t from 528 metres, including 1-metre at 2.61 g/t; and 1 metre at 1.25 g/t from 134 metres.

Mineralisation within the holes consisted of quartz-chlorite-pyrite veins, which are present within variable bedded sandstone and laminated siltstones.

Exploration designed to “map out larger footprint“

Nova Minerals managing director Avi Kimelman said: “We are encouraged by the latest results from the diamond drilling program on the Officer Hill Gold Project.

“The exploration effort was designed to test a wide area and map out the larger footprint of the system.

“Follow-up drilling is aimed at vectoring towards economic mineralisation.

“The continued results provide encouragement to Nova and is a testament to Newmont’s ability to effectively and efficiently evaluate the tenement.”

- Jessica Cummins

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