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Corazon Mining has cleared a major hurdle at its exciting Two Pools gold project in Western Australia's Gascoyne region, with its two core tenements receiving formal government grant. The green light means the company can push full steam ahead with on-ground work and it has already finalised the design of an early-2026 diamond drilling program.

Gold-focused explorer Corazon Mining has locked-in a strategic partnership with the local Marputu Aboriginal Corporation to secure access to the promising Two Pools gold project in the Gascoyne region of WA. The newly-signed land access agreement delivers a win-win outcome for both firms, with Corazon moving to fast-track the heritage clearance required to launch into a diamond drilling program at the site early next year.

Gold-focused explorer Corazon Mining has locked-in a strategic partnership with the local Marputu Aboriginal Corporation to secure access to the promising Two Pools gold project in the Gascoyne region of WA. The newly-signed land access agreement delivers a win-win outcome for both firms, with Corazon moving to fast-track the heritage clearance required to launch into a diamond drilling program at the site early next year.

Corazon Mining has lodged a strategic tenement application to expand its Two Pools gold project in WA's Gascoyne region, targeting a hidden northeast extension of its high-grade Two Pools gold mineralisation. The project features historical high-grade gold intercepts, with one hole delivering 12m at 8.89g/t gold from 79m including 3m at 34.25g/t gold from 80m.

Corazon Mining has picked up multiple high-priority gold drill targets at its Feather Cap project in WA's Gascoyne region after a review of historical data revealed some stellar previous gold hits like 20m at 3.01g/t from 40m and 7m at 6.21g/t from 6m. The 154 square kilometre project, next to Westgold's 2.4Mt Durack gold resource, shows significant potential, with a maiden drill program being planned to test three key target areas.

Corazon Mining is off and running in a new direction after finalising the acquisition of significant gold tenure with high-grade intercepts near major mines in WA's Gascoyne region and a $2m placement, alongside a 1:50 share consolidation. The process has sharpened the company's focus on 292 square kilometres of Gascoyne ground which features stellar intercepts like 12m at 8.89g/t gold near Catalyst Metals' Plutonic Mine.

Corazon Mining has secured a 12-month option for 80% of the Feather Cap gold project in WA's Gascoyne region which hosts high-grade hits up to 20m at 3.01g/t and sits near Westgold's 2.9Mt Durack gold project. Other historical hits including 7m at 6.21g/t gold highlight potential across the 154 square kilometre project. With its Two Pools project 150km to the northeast, Corazon's regional footprint is growing.

Corazon Mining has applied for a contiguous 99-square-kilometre exploration licence to expand its Two Pools gold project in WA's Murchison region to 296 square kilometres. The company is targeting a northwest-plunging mineralised trend, identified through geophysical analysis, which has been thinly explored with limited shallow drilling and holds significant potential for deeper gold mineralisation.

Corazon Mining is set to kick off a new round of exploration at its recently acquired Two Pools gold project, within a prospective but underexplored region that has produced more than 6M ounces of gold since 1990. The company also recently raised $2 million through a placement and has appointed experienced mining executive Simon Coyle as MD to advance exploration in a geologically promising region near major gold mines.