The Daily Telegraph
Star Minerals continues to progress its Tumblegum South gold project in Western Australia after submitting a mining proposal.
The Courier Mail
Stockhead
Tylah Tully chats with Star Minerals (ASX:SMS) managing director Ashley Jones about the company’s progress at the Tumblegum South gold project in Western Australia.
Jones talks about Star’s recent submission of a mining proposal to the WA Department of Mines and what that means for advancing its flagship project.
He also unpacks why Tumblegum South stands as a “simple project”, and the advantages that brings for potential mining operations.
The Australian
Company expects to remain on track to start mining at the start of 2026
Project expected to leverage record gold prices to deliver strong returns
Special Report: Star Minerals has taken another step towards bringing its Tumblegum South gold project into production in early 2026 with the submission of the mining proposal application.
Star Minerals (ASX:SMS) has taken another step towards bringing its Tumblegum South gold project into production in early 2026 with the submission of a mining proposal application.
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Star Minerals’ drilling hits shallow gold 120m west of known high-grade lodes
High-grade intersections indicate potential for repeat duplex structure
Further drilling planned as the company progresses mining approvals application
Discovery Alert
Tumblegum South Reveals Promising Gold Expansion Potential 120m West of Known Lodes
Star Minerals (ASX: SMS) has unveiled promising shallow gold intercepts from its recent drilling program at the Tumblegum South Gold Project, highlighting potential to significantly expand the resource beyond the current pit design.
