Vango Mining Limited announced a further, very highgrade, gold intersection from drilling at the Mareast prospect on its 100% owned Marymia Gold Project, 300km NE of Meekatharra in the MidWest region of WA. Mareast is located at the eastern end of the 5 km structural/mineralisation corridor that links the very highgrade Trident resource, through Marwest/Mars prospects, to the Mareast prospect. Two additional drillholes for a total of 212m were recently completed to test for extensions of a previous exceptionally highgrade gold intersection, in hole VMERC0025. The new highgrade intersection comes from hole VMERC0027, below, and is situated down dip from the previous intersection in VMERC0025 and occurs at or below the base of transitional oxidation: 4m at 11.0 g/t Au from 81m incl. 2m at 20.7 g/t Au incl. 1m at 34.5 g/t Au in VMERC0027 and 10m at 22.6 g/t Au from 50m incl. 6m at 33.3 g/t Au incl. 4m at 42.4 g/t Au in VMERC0025. Openpit resource estimates for Mareast will now be finalised, and will be incorporated into a planned major resource upgrade for the entire Marymia Gold Project. These exceptional highgrade intersections indicate potential for a very highgrade shoot of gold mineralisation open down dip and down plunge, which may represent a target for future underground resources. Further drilling will now be planned to test for extensions of this new, very highgrade shoot discovery. The highgrade gold mineralisation at Mareast also represents the near surface expression of a potential shallow southwest plunging corridor of MineMafic hosted mineralisation that may continue from Mareast to below the Trident deposit, up to 5 km to the southwest. The stratigraphy and structural setting of this corridor is very similar to the >5.5Moz Plutonic deposit, 30 km to the southwest. The Company has received funding through the Exploration Incentive Scheme (EIS) of the West Australian Government to carry out deeper drilling to test the MineMafic target within this corridor.