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Que River full of promise

TASMANIA-focused Bass Metals aims to take the step from explorer to miner at its Que River poly-metallic project by the end of the year as it moves into a two-month feasibility study and forms a mining alliance with contracting group Mancala.

Michael Vaughan

After completing a scoping study on mining of the S-Lens and Nico Lens resource at Que River, Bass Metals has moved into feasibility study mode, with the results expected to be available in August. Snowden...

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