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St Barbara hopeful anomaly will add to Bluebird reserves

A WIDESPREAD $3.5 million drilling campaign at St Barbara Mines' Meekatharra project has outlined a 1.5sq.km anomalous area that could potentially provide further feed for its nearby Bluebird CIP plant.

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St Barbara is currently pursuing an aggressive 18-month greenfields exploration program targeting the area surrounding the Bluebird treatment plant. "The program is based on the philosophy the best place...

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