Canada's Rua Gold gets exploration approval from DoC

Canada's Rua Gold gets exploration approval from DoC
Glamorgan covers 4644 hectares in a "highly prospective region", Rua Gold says. (Image: Rua Gold)
John Anthony
A Canadian-listed mining company says it has received permission from the Department of Conservation to explore for gold in 4600 hectares of Coromandel bush.In a statement to the Canadian Securities Exchange, Rua Gold said it had received a drone concession for its Glamorgan Project, 2.8 kilometres north of fellow Canadian mining company OceanaGold’s Wharekirauponga project.Boots on the ground“The exploration team has mobilised and magnetic geophysical surveys are under way,” the company said.On May 5, Rua Gold said OceanaGold...

More Markets

ANZ heads to court as select committee splits active litigation
Finance

ANZ heads to court as select committee splits active litigation

ANZ NZ consumer-finance case rumbles on as $300m settlement still on offer.

NZ sharemarket up 0.4% despite inflation report
Markets Market Close

NZ sharemarket up 0.4% despite inflation report

The S&P/NZX 50 Index closed at 13,344.96, up 55.75 points or 0.42%.

Graham Skellern 20 Oct 2025
What Infratil likes about Contact Energy
Infrastructure

What Infratil likes about Contact Energy

Infratil is keeping its options open, while TECT diversifies.

Disclosure breaches Class action against ANZ NZ continues
Finance

Disclosure breaches Class action against ANZ NZ continues

It comes as retrospective law tweaks fail to give relief.

Andy Macdonald 20 Oct 2025