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The State Government has thrown its financial grunt in behind Infinity Mining's diamond drilling program at the company's Tambourah South lithium project, with a $149,675 Exploration Incentive Scheme grant. Infinity will fund the balance of the $299,350 program, which will see the drilling of two NQ-diameter diamond holes to depths of up to 300m to evaluate the geology under the project's pegmatite swarm.

Infinity Mining's recent drilling in a big swarm of stacked Pilbara pegmatites has yielded assays of up to 2.1 per cent lithium oxide and supportive rubidium, caesium and tantalum values, with more work to come. The company says its campaign of eight reverse-circulation drillholes for 834m at its Tambourah South project in Western Australia produced several outstanding shallow lithium-caesium-tantalum intercepts.

Infinity Mining will ramp up its search for a joint venture partner at its Hillside project, 50km south of Marble Bar in Western Australia, after unveiling new nickel assays with headline hits of 135m at 2189ppm from 64m and 95m at 2197ppm from 254m. Other significant results include 107m at 1727ppm from 235m, 52m at 1761ppm from surface and 16m at 2150ppm from 123m.

Infinity Mining has enlarged its lithium footprint at three Tambourah South prospects in Western Australia's East Pilbara region after discovering more pegmatites through field mapping and confirming lithium prolificacy through rock-chip and drill-sampling assays. Rock chips recorded a best value of 3.7 per cent lithium oxide and eight RC holes cut 23 pegmatites with a maximum thickness of 25m.

Infinity Mining has highlighted rare earths at its Victor Bore project, with two samples from a recent reverse-circulation campaign returning results of more than 1000 parts per million TREO. Of 24 samples from a drill campaign in WA's Central Goldfields, one returned a 1m hit at 1018ppm TREO from 20m, while a second recorded another 1m intercept at a solid 1582ppm TREO from 53m.

Infinity Mining has expanded its foothold in WA's East Pilbara by nearly 100 square kilometres after acquiring three new tenements to bring its total holding in the region to more than 780sq km. The sites were bought from TasEx Geological Services and include ground considered prospective for volcanic-hosted massive sulphides and shear-hosted gold deposits right next door to Infinity's Tambourah South lithium project.

Infinity Mining will ramp up drilling at the most prospective targets across five of its projects in Western Australia's Central Goldfields after results from a recent 37-hole reverse-circulation (RC) program returned grades of up to 21.86 grams per tonne of gold. The company is now planning its follow-up drilling campaign for late this year or early next year.

Infinity Mining is narrowing in on a host of precious and base metal targets at three of its key projects in Western Australia's Pilbara region following analysis of four recent electromagnetic surveys at the sites. The company now has seven priority targets under investigation after it designed surveys to detect conductors related to volcanogenic-hosted massive sulphides and magmatic nickel-copper mineralisation.

Infinity Mining will kick off a maiden 1700m RC drilling program at its Brisbane nickel-chromium prospect in the Pilbara in early June. The company will drill 10 holes across its ultramafic basal contact target where previous rock chips returned up to 0.764 per cent nickel and 0.892 per cent chromium and also where electromagnetic survey returned a prominent conductive target that may represent nickel sulphides.

Infinity Mining is gearing up for its first East Pilbara drill campaign for 2023 after receiving cultural heritage clearance from the Nyamal Aboriginal Corporation to explore its Hillside nickel-copper project. The company has appointed iDrilling Australia to kick off a nine-hole RC program to test surface geochemistry and anomalies highlighted in a 2018 air-borne electromagnetic survey.

Infinity Mining will drill 10 RC holes at its Brisbane nickel prospect in the Pilbara after receiving $117,810 in WA Government grant funding. The company has revealed plans to explore an ultramafic basal contact target at the prospect, in addition to a prominent conductive target that may represent nickel sulphides, which was identified by a helicopter electromagnetic survey.

Infinity Mining says it has uncovered a “lithium-rich system” during a maiden scout drilling program at its Tambourah South project in the Pilbara, with more than 50 samples returning results above 0.2 per cent lithium oxide. Highlights include a 4m hit at 0.573 per cent lithium oxide from 32m, while the widest section showed a 9m intercept going 0.332 per cent lithium oxide from surface.

Infinity Mining plans to dig deeper for gold at its Victor Bore project in the Central Goldfields after new drill results highlighted an 8m hit at 3.46 grams per tonne gold from 56m, including 1m going a solid 21.86g/t gold from 57m. A total of 13 of the 16 holes drilled at Victor Bore returned anomalous results of more than 1g/t gold.

Infinity Mining has secured a five-year licence extension for its Strelley Gorge project in the Pilbara that is considered prospective for volcanic-hosted massive sulphide-style copper-zinc mineralisation. Just last year the company completed a helicopter electromagnetic survey across the site with initial data showing several conductive targets. Follow-up testing is planned for later this year.

Infinity Mining is eyeing drill targets at its Hillside and Panorama tenements in the Pilbara after beginning a cultural heritage survey with the Nyamal Native Title Group at the two exploration licences. Hoping to start its first Pilbara drilling program for the year, the company has engaged Heritage WA and the traditional owners group to seek clearance for heavy equipment access and pad clearing.

Infinity Mining is turning towards space to find what lurks underground at its Tambourah South project in the East Pilbara, where it is chasing pegmatite-hosted lithium, rubidium and rare earths mineralisation. The company is installing a new, advanced geophysical method to map several hundred metres of subsurface and to create 3D data visualisation to help focus its exploration activities.

Infinity Mining has a renewed optimism in its search for more lithium-bearing pegmatites and rare earths after positive results in the latest field program at its South Tambourah project in WA's Pilbara region. The return of eight rock chip samples collected late last year confirm lithium mineralisation of up to 3.86 per cent lithium, 338.5 parts-per-million caesium, 174ppm niobium, 233.7ppm tantalum and 3013.5ppm rubidium.

Infinity Mining has landed strong gold results over a 200m strike from the first five RC drill holes in its latest campaign. Assays from the first five RC drill holes at the company's Victor Bore project include 7m at 1.96 g/t gold from 32m, 6m going 1.4 g/t gold from 25m with best individual 1m intersections of 8.67 g/t from 34m and 7.33g/t gold from 29m. Infinity wrapped up 37 RC drill holes at five historical gold mine prospects on its ground near Leonora in the Central Goldfields of WA.

Infinity Mining has identified a host of valuable minerals from reconnaissance rock chip sampling at its Hillside project in the Pilbara including anomalous results for copper, molybdenum, gold and silver. Samples returned values of up to 4539 parts-per-million copper, 1198ppm molybdenum, 0.68 grams per tonne gold and 14 g/t silver. The exploration program also identified a partially covered copper-stained quartz vein in granite on the western side of the operation over around 170m.

ASX-listed Infinity Mining continues to shore up its Pilbara operations after securing a five-year exploration licence extension for another of the key tenements that forms part of its Hillside project. The company is currently undertaking a detailed open-file review and geophysical interpretation over the site with reconnaissance mapping and surface sampling planned for this year's field season.

Infinity Mining has been granted a five-year exploration licence extension for one of the key tenements at its Panorama project in the Pilbara where the company is targeting its Brisbane nickel prospect. Last year the explorer collected a total of 35 samples at the site with assays showing results of up to 7636 parts-per-million nickel and 8918ppm chromium consistent with previous geochemical results.

Infinity Mining will launch a new survey technique at its Tambourah South lithium project in the Pilbara region of WA that uses real-time data processing to model a 3D map of the underlying geology of the site. The Ambient Noise Tomography survey technology allows the explorer to map in 3D down to several hundred metres where lithium, caesium and tantalum-rich pegmatites identified at surface have grown at depth.

WA-focused explorer Infinity Mining has been granted a five-year extension for an exploration licence that constitutes the largest component of its Hillside gold-copper-lithium project that lies over the Coongan Greenstone Belt in the Pilbara. Hillside covers almost 400 square kilometres and is located roughly 50km south-west of Marble Bar and 185km south-east of Port Hedland.

Queensland-based and WA-focused explorer Infinity Mining has wasted little time getting boots on the ground for what promises to be a big year of drilling, opening its 2023 campaign in the Central Goldfields. On the look-out for gold, lithium and rare earths, Infinity has about 2000m of RC drilling planned for this year across several of its WA tenements.

Infinity Mining has been granted a five-year extension to its exploration licence for a key tenement that forms part of the company's Hillside project about 50km south of Marble Bar in WA's Pilbara region. The company says the site is highly prospective for shear-hosted gold systems, ultramafic intrusive related nickel-copper and pegmatite hosted lithium deposits.

Infinity Mining has been granted a five-year extension to an exploration licence that is part of the company's Panorama project in the Pilbara region of WA. The extension also includes two other adjoining tenements and has a new expiry date of 20 November 2027. Future exploration of the project is currently being planned with data to come from an earlier helicopter electromagnetic survey.

Rock chip sampling at Infinity Mining's Brisbane nickel prospect in the Pilbara region of Western Australia has returned anomalous nickel and chromium results within the company's greater Panorama project. The explorer collected a total of 35 samples at the site with assays showing results of up to 7636 parts-per-million nickel and 8918ppm chromium consistent with previous geochemical results.

Infinity Mining has wrapped up its maiden RC drilling campaign at its Tambourah South lithium prospect south west of Marble Bar with visible lepidolite and spodumene spotted in 18 of the 21 holes sunk for 1812m. In total 41 individual pegmatite intervals were logged varying from 1m to 35m in width. Most contained the visual lithium minerals lepidolite and spodumene.

ASX-listed explorer Infinity Mining has beefed up its portfolio with the acquisition of a 250 square kilometre land parcel prospective for gold and lithium in the Pilbara region of Western Australia. The company says several tenements within the package are contiguous to its Tambourah South lithium project where a recent rock chip sampling program returned grades of up to 2.6 per cent lithium oxide.

Infinity Mining has kicked off its maiden drill campaign in search of lithium at the company's Tambourah South project in the Pilbara region of WA after positive results from rock chip sampling at the site. The 2500m RC drill program has been designed to test the largest lithium-bearing pegmatites at the project where the depth and width of the structures will be targeted.

Infinity Mining has received a five-year extension to a key tenement that forms part of its Panorama project in the Pilbara region of WA that the company says is highly prospective for gold and base metals. The site sits immediately south of the explorer's Sulphur Springs and Kangaroo Caves base metal deposits with similar geology extending to the south onto Panorama.

Infinity Mining has begun an electromagnetic survey across three of its projects in the Pilbara region as the company aims to home in on nickel, copper, gold and zinc anomalies. The explorer is surveying its Strelley Gorge, Panorama and Hillside projects near Marble Bar to identify drill targets for its upcoming exploration planned for 2023.

Infinity Mining is set to hit the go button on a maiden drilling program at its Tambourah South lithium project in the east Pilbara region of WA after ASX-listed Riversgold completed a heritage survey over a contiguous tenement. The company required Riversgold to complete the work to mobilise earth moving equipment to its tenement and is now set to follow up on a suite of solid rock chip results which graded up to 2.6 per cent lithium oxide.

ASX-listed explorer Infinity Mining has launched an air-core and auger drilling program within shouting distance of several historical mines at its Craig's Rest project near Leonora in WA. Legacy drilling in the zone threw up a suite of dazzling intercepts, including 5 m at 57.9 grams per tonne gold from 16m and 2 m going 26.6 g/t from 58m.

Infinity Mining continues to expand the footprint of lithium-bearing pegmatites at its Tambourah project in WA's east Pilbara region with further rock chip samples returning up to 1.77 per cent lithium oxide. As the company awaits the final heritage approval to set the rods in motion on a maiden 2500m program, additional rock chip and lag sampling has uncovered another four new lithium-rich pegmatite zones.

ASX-listed explorer Infinity Mining's Craig's Rest project in the Leonora district of Western Australia is already looking the goods with a recent rock chip sampling program delivering grades as high as 37.64 grams per tonne gold. The samples were bagged in proximity to several historical mines and returned six specimens running over 1 g/t gold.

With a drone magnetic survey and positive rock chip assays, Infinity Mining has confirmed two compelling magnetic targets adjacent to historical gold workings at the company's Chicago gold project in WA's Central Goldfields region. The anomalous rock chips going up to 2.37 grams per tonne gold were collected in proximity to its magnetic targets and have inspired the explorer to plan a round of RC drilling.

Infinity Mining has confirmed mineralisation of up to 6489 parts per million rubidium in rock chip assays from pegmatites at its South Tambourah project in the east Pilbara region of Western Australia. The commodity is principally used to make speciality glasses such as fibre optic cables and its discovery sets up another commercial avenue for the lithium-focused operation.