‘e-waste’ research and development advances offer promising alternatives to mining for gold – Researchers at Cornell University have created a sustainable method to extract gold from electronic waste and use it as a catalyst to transform CO2 into valuable organic…
In a second April ASX update, Siren Gold announced it has committed to a second deep drillhole to expand its Sams Creek Project. In February, drilling recommenced at Sams Creek, targeting the A2 Antiform below SC90 and SC91. The first…
Two months on from recommencing exploratory drilling on 17 February, Siren Gold has provided an ASX update, expressing excitement over drilling results. “The intersection of the Sams Creek Dyke some 150m below the previously drilled hole making up the MRE…
The Weekly’s Jo Richards takes a factual and detailed look at Siren’s mining permit application to establish open pit and underground mining operations and a processing plant at Sams Creek. His article incorporates comments from our media response to the…
Published today by Samantha Gee of RNZ, after speaking with both Sams Creek Collective and Save Our Springs – Te Waikoropupū – “An Australian mining company has sought formal permission to mine remote native bushland near Tākaka, despite growing opposition…
Siren Gold issued an ASX announcement yesterday advising that on 21 March 2025, it lodged its Sams Creek Mining Permit Application with New Zealand Petroleum & Minerals (NZPAM). Sams Creek Collective is responding to this announcement and several of its…
Tasman District Council has put out a statement on its website to clarify its role on Sams Creek and to comment on community concerns about potential risks to Golden Bay’s waterways. The statement said that recent activity regarding the proposed…
Siren Gold has provided an update in an ASX announcement today that it has lodged its Sams Creek Mining Permit Application on 21 March. Siren’s application is based on a Scoping Study on the known mineral resource of Sams Creek…
Gold mining relies heavily on the use of toxic chemicals and produces so much waste that it is hard to grasp. The environmental effects of gold mining are devastating. It generates inconceivable amounts of waste. Every 40 seconds, gold mining…
How can you help? Some ways to take action: Visit our website –Visit to learn more about the proposed mine and environmental risks and what Sam’s Creek Collective (SCC) is doing to stand up for our water, environment and…