Hamelin Gold Limited announced to provide initial results from the EIS co-funded diamond drilling and the ultra-detailed airborne magnetic survey completed at the Camel prospect in the West Tanami Gold Project, Western Australia. Background: The Camel gold prospect ("Camel") is defined by a two kilometre long gold and arsenic regolith anomaly located 40 kilometres west of the Coyote Gold Mine. Previous drilling at the prospect is dominated by shallow RAB and RC holes with only five holes drilled deeper than 120 metres across the prospect.

Hamelin recently completed a single orientation drill traverse across Camel to assist with the interpretation of the structural and geological architecture of the prospect. Initial results from the RC and diamond drilling have confirmed the emergence of a well mineralised, depth extensive gold system at Camel. Diamond Drilling: Assay results from EIS co-funded diamond drill hole TSD0005 confirm the presence of an array of high grade gold veins within a broad zone of lower grade gold mineralisation at Camel.

Gold anomalism is seen throughout the hole, as shown in Table 1, and is further evidence of a depth extensive gold system. The orientation of higher grade veins observed in TSD0005 is predominantly to the north west. This trend is coincident with a 600 metre long corridor of sparce drilling where high grade surface rock chip samples were recently mapped by Hamelin.

Waterbore Drilling Results: A series of RC holes were drilled in the Camel area in the search for groundwater to support diamond drilling operations. These holes were not designed to test for gold mineralisation but were routinely analysed for gold and pathfinder elements. Analytical results from waterbore TSR0009 drilled 140m to the north north west of TSD0005 included; 10 metres at 0.78 g/t Au from 28 metres and 3 meters at 1.52 g/t Au from 76 metres to end of hole Waterbore hole TSR0009 is located within the north west trending gold corridor and adds another key data point within this well mineralised and under explored zone.

Ultra-detailed Airborne Magnetics: Data from the recent ultra-detailed airborne magnetics and radiometrics survey has been received and preliminary processing has been completed. The 35 metre flight line spaced survey has provided a significant enhancement to the magnetic imagery over the Camel region. Finer structural features, particularly within the areas of low magnetic intensity, has allow for a more detailed structural interpretation of the area.

A series of subtle antiformal folds can now been seen coincident with the Newkirk geochemical anomaly and has significant upgraded the quality of this target. The Newkirk prospect is located 1.8km north east of Camel and is defined as a 10-58ppb gold in LAG anomaly in an area of thin sand cover. Shallow (3-6 metre) vacuum and auger drilling completed across Newkirk is interpreted as not penetrating through the cover sediments and is therefore considered an ineffective test of the large geochemical anomaly.

A program of RC drilling through to fresh rock is now planned to confirm the nature of the regolith sequence and to test for bedrock gold mineralisation. Next Steps: A 2000 metre RC drilling program is due to commence at the Camel prospect in late October 2022. This program will target the area to the north west of diamond hole TSD0005 along the defined 600m long Target Zone.

First pass RC drilling will also be completed at the Newkirk prospect. Results from this program will be reported in early 2023.