King River jags shallow high-grade Murchison gold

The Sydney Morning Herald - Oct 5, 2026

King River Resources has confirmed shallow, high-grade gold at its new Mindoolah project in WA, with hits including 1m at 13.59g/t and 1m at 10.70g/t gold from a maiden drill campaign.

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