Siren Gold has announced the results of their Feb-May deep hole drilling (ASX Statement 9 July 2025). Andrew Yuill says the result is discouraging. “Their diagram shows just 1m @1.21 g/t and 4m @2.5 g/t, with the implication that the…
Sams Creek Collective has been awaiting an ASX announcement on Siren Gold’s early 2025 drilling work, which has today been released, withthe company talking up its findings and also expansion potential. Siren Chairman and Interim Managing Director, Brian Rodan comments…
Excellent article on the Fast-track bill’s implications from an economical viewpoint in The Conversation, and re-run in RNZ, by Professor Glenn Banks of Geography, School of People, Environment and Planning, Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa – Massey University – Professor Banks…
Now that Alton has taken its drill rig away, it’s natural to reflect on Siren’s situation. It took Alton 2 months, from mid Feb to mid Apr, to drill hole number 108 which is 541m deep, so we expect it…
Locals are asking what they can do to help protect our waterways. In a letter to the GB Weekly this week, Sams Creek Collective’s Julie Downard explains one simple thing you can do in less than 5 minutes. Can you…
Our friends from Siren Gold are in The Press courtesy of reporting by the Marlborough Express. Not only are they exploring up in Sams Creek, but now it’s Marlborough’s turn to have to fight back against a proposed antimony mine at the historical Endeavour…
New Zealand’s Fast-track legislation and public reaction to projects being pushed ahead under the controversial new bill are getting international attention in two articles in The Guardian written by the newspaper’s NZ-based writer Eva Corlett. Read what both Minister Shane…
New on our website – New Information Kit We’ve researched and created a lot of information since our group came together in the middle of last year to become Sams Creek Collective. To summarise key points and actions taken over…
The Green Party has warned that a Green Government will revoke the consents of companies who override environmental protections as part of the Fast-Track legislation. We call on Labour and Te Pati Māori to do the same, as currently the…
‘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…