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Golden Dragon sniffs out 2.2km gold footprint in WA

The Age - Home · 15 October 2026 at 4:56 pm

Golden Dragon sniffs out 2.2km gold footprint in WA

Golden Dragon Mining has outlined a 2.2km gold anomaly at its Stella Range project in WA, just 12km south of Brightstar Resources’ 267,000-ounce Lord Byron deposit.

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