Ann: Further Sulphides Intersected at Mount Hardy, page-6

Yes I am ok with being picked up on that. I see it comes in the first para.
I am aware of the geological context of the word massive.
Strange that they used 'brecciated' in the main header and summary bullet points.
The XRFs also indicate the tenor of the new intercept is showing similar BM content to the earlier intercept.
I think the market is very positively reactive to the use of term massive for any sulphides (and less impressed with matrix/disseminated) as it rightly implies higher tenor.

Cheers