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True North launches drilling blitz in Qld to grow copper discovery

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True North launches drilling blitz in Qld to grow copper discovery

True North Copper has begun a 23-hole, 6000m drill program near Mt Isa in Qld to grow its Aquila copper, cobalt and silver discovery, with more targets lined up for 2026.

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