Hamelin Gold Advances Drilling at Fremlins and Jazz Prospects
Konrad Forrest
20 May 2025 | Subiaco, WA – Hamelin Gold (ASX:HMG) has kicked off two major RC drilling programs at its West Tanami Project, targeting high-priority gold anomalies at the Fremlins South and Jazz prospects, with results due mid-year.
Both campaigns are co-funded by the WA Government’s Exploration Incentive Scheme (EIS) and mark a critical step in advancing Hamelin’s push for a multi-million-ounce gold discovery in the underexplored region.
Program Highlights:
🔸 Fremlins South
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2,500m RC program underway to test a 4km-long LAG surface gold anomaly
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In-field use of DetectORE™ portable gold detection system to guide deeper drilling
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Heritage clearance secured; assays expected July 2025
🔸 Jazz Prospect
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2,000m RC drilling to begin in June, testing depth and strike extensions of regolith-hosted mineralisation
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Targets the intersection of two major structural trends within the Jazz Granitoid
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Diamond drilling planned for August, pending RC results
Ularring Project Update:
A recent 26-hole RC campaign at the Ularring Project returned moderate anomalism, with best result of 8m @ 0.13g/t Au, including 2m @ 0.38g/t Au. Further exploration at Ularring is under review.
Managing Director Peter Bewick commented:
“We’re excited to be testing two strong targets in the Tanami. This marks our first use of DetectORE in the field, potentially accelerating discovery and decision-making in real-time.”
Hamelin’s West Tanami tenement package remains one of the largest and most prospective in Western Australia, backed by strategic shareholders Gold Fields and Vault Minerals.