Tali Resources Ltd has commenced its maiden diamond drilling program at the Khya prospect within the West Arunta Project in Western Australia.

The diamond drill hole is designed to test a priority south-west gravity high anomaly, passing through the base of cover to intersect an overlapping magnetic target zone projected toward the end of the hole at approximately 700 metres depth. The program is supported by a $270,000 Exploration Incentive Scheme co-funding grant awarded by the Geological Survey of Western Australia.

"It is great to see Tali's maiden diamond drill hole now underway at Khya, a compelling concealed copper- gold and critical minerals target within the underexplored Lake Mackay Fault Zone in the West Arunta," said Managing Director Rhys Bradley.

The Khya prospect lies within the Lake Mackay Fault Zone, where Tali holds approximately 90 kilometres of untested strike. Previous drilling at the project comprised an initial reverse circulation program of 12 drillholes totalling 1,818 metres across five shallow prospects.

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