Something is refreshing about watching a discovery story unfold the right way. Not rushed. Not sensationalised. Just a methodical march of results — each one more confident than the last. That’s what we’re seeing with White Cliff Minerals (ASX: WCN) and their Rae Copper Project in Nunavut, Canada.

Astute investors will vouch that there is no such thing as a perfect investment opportunity, and at the Samso platform, we agree and we encourage followers to instead look for the ideal Risk-Reward proposition. However. Investors continue to look for that perfect investment opportunity that is, for some reason is extremely hard to find.

In a bold move that underscores its commitment to unlocking value from one of Australia’s most fertile gold provinces, E79 Gold Mines Limited (ASX: E79) has identified several compelling new drill targets at its Laverton South Project. This follows a comprehensive regional review and reinterpretation of large-scale geophysical datasets, inspired partly by the recent Lighthorse discovery by neighbour KalGold (ASX: KAL).

In a world where major mineral discoveries are increasingly elusive and hidden beneath cover, Geoscience Australia has crafted a powerful lens into the Earth’s potential—mineral systems-based prospectivity mapping. This approach, backed by decades of data and a deep understanding of geology, is turning Australia into a frontier once again, particularly in the hunt for Iron Oxide Copper-Gold (IOCG) deposits.

Gold never sleeps in the Eastern Goldfields—and neither does Miramar Resources (ASX: M2R). The company has just unveiled another suite of promising gold assay results from its 80%-owned Gidji Joint Venture (JV) Project, located just 15km north of Kalgoorlie. These results continue to reinforce the project's potential to host a major new gold camp and come as the Australian dollar gold price surges past A$5,000/oz.