Dateline Resources Limited has received approval from San Bernardino County, California, for the Company's application to officially certify pre-existing vested rights to access and extract mineral resources at the Colosseum mine, and that the final step required to formalise the approval has been completed. The County will shortly record and issue the Certificate of Land Use Compliance (CLUC). A review of the land use records noted that historic mining use was customarily and lawfully recognized and a permitted use by right.

As such, mineral resource development and related activities within the scope of the vested right shall not require a mining County Use Permit. The Colosseum deposit currently contains Mineral Resources of 20.9Mt at 1.2g/t Au for 813koz Au 1. Gold mineralisation is hosted within two near vertical breccia pipes that are known to extend to at least 3,000ft (~1,000m). There is a large drilling gap between the base of the mineral resource model and the deepest breccia intersection, offering significant potential for additions to the mineral resource.

Colosseum is also known to host rare earth mineralisation (REE), with studies confirming a link between the geology at Colosseum and that at the Mountain Pass Rare Earth Mine, located to the southeast. A gravity survey has identified several REE drill targets that are located alongside mapped and sampled REE-bearing fenite dykes, and at the contact point between the sediments on the western side of the claim boundary and the granites on the eastern side. The Company is planning a drill program to test these REE targets and a drill program to expand the known gold mineral resources at depth over the coming months.