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Iron ore play a boost for Sherlock Bay
(Thursday, May 04, 2006)

SHERLOCK Bay Nickel's iron ore ambitions have received a boost on the news the company will be able to negotiate for up to 1 billion tonnes of iron ore from Clive Palmer's Mineralogy, effectively double the original amount or ore agreed to in a deal made in December last year.
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Mineralogy boost for Sherlock Bay
(Tuesday, April 04, 2006)

SHARES in Sherlock Bay Nickel jumped by as much as 70% today after the company reminded the market about its deal with Clive Palmer's company Mineralogy, which recently signed a $US3.685 billion ($A5.17 billion) deal with Chinese interests to develop iron ore deposits in the Pilbara.

(Thursday, March 30, 2006)

AS URANIUM passes $US40 per pound, MiningNews.net asks 15 questions of the companies comprising Australia's growing uranium sector. The survey will be published daily for the rest of March.
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Sherlock makeover underway
(Monday, December 19, 2005)

SHERLOCK Bay Nickel's transformation has gained momentum with the acquisition of an option agreement relating to what it claims is an advanced 15.5 million tonne per annum iron ore project in the Pilbara region.

Sherlock Bay looks to diversify
(Tuesday, December 13, 2005)

SHERLOCK Bay Nickel has jumped on the uranium bandwagon and is looking for a seat on the iron ore train with a stated change in strategy, focusing on two commodities the company believes the Chinese dragon will be ferociously consuming into the future.

Sherlock has deep hits
(Wednesday, May 18, 2005)

SHERLOCK Bay Nickel says early results from a diamond drill program at its namesake project in Western Australia indicate significant extensions to the previously identified mineralisation, and are suggestive of the Discovery and Symonds deposits being able to be merged into a single pit.

Sherlock makes appointments
(Monday, March 14, 2005)

SHERLOCK Bay Nickel has continued to prepare for its transition to nickel producer status making three new management appointments to cover mine operations, metallurgy, engineering design and finance.

Sherlock shuffles management
(Tuesday, February 22, 2005)

SHERLOCK Bay Nickel Corp is preparing for its imminent transition to nickel producer status, appointing Wayne Loxton as managing director and moving current head Boris Gerick to executive director of exploration.

Bugs in production for Sherlock
(Monday, February 14, 2005)

SHERLOCK Bay Nickel Corp has moved one step closer to production from its namesake project in Western Australia by commissioning a facility, with Titan Resources' BioHeap, that will produce bacteria for the project.

SBNC gets EPA tick
(Friday, February 11, 2005)

SHERLOCK Bay Nickel Corp has crossed what it describes as a "major hurdle" with the announcement by the Environmental Protection Authority that its nickel project in the Pilbara region of Western Australia will not require formal assessment.