Augustus nails 71m gold hit at WA Music Well project

The Sydney Morning Herald - Nov 11, 2026

Augustus Minerals has hit a 71-metre-wide gold zone from 15m deep at its Music Well project in WA, with the rods now spinning at a new target with rock chips up to 30.4g/t.

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Augustus nails 71m gold hit at WA Music Well project

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