UNDERGROUND

Edna May to move underground

Ramelius Resources has decided to develop an underground mine at its Edna May gold operation

Michael Quinn
The  Edna May Stage 2 open pit looking west

The Edna May Stage 2 open pit looking west

The trade-off is a short mine life, with Ramelius saying the decision "is not one that has been taken lightly". The underground project has an "initial" ore reserve of 398,000t grading 4.8g/t for 61,000oz,...

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