Locksley fires up copper growth push across NSW heartland
15-10-2026 03:04 via smh.com.au

Locksley fires up copper growth push across NSW heartland

Locksley Resources has unveiled a copper growth strategy at its Greater Tottenham district in NSW. The plan combines its 9.86Mt Tottenham resource with the newly optioned Iron Duke project, covering 1000sqkm.
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