Metal Hawk Limited announced that the Company's application for the Norseman East Project tenement (E 63/2042) has been granted. Located approximately 8 kilometres northeast from the centre of Norseman, the tenement covers an area of 35km2 and is prospective for gold and Ni-Cu-PGE mineralisation. The Company will focus initial exploration on the south-western portion of the tenement along trend and approximately 3 to 5 kilometres from Gladstone-Everlasting and Daisy open pit gold deposits which are currently part of Pantoro Limited's development plans. The target area is mostly under shallow cover and has been very poorly explored for gold mineralisation with no recorded historical drilling. Previous exploration on the Norseman East project has been limited, with the only recorded drilling by Avoca Resources in 2005 intersecting broad zones of elevated PGE mineralisation from RC drilling at the central part of the tenement. The area to the west of this historical drilling however will be the initial focus for Metal Hawk's drilling. Norseman East is located approximately 20km from northwest from Metal Hawk's high grade Viking Gold Project which was granted earlier this year. The Viking project is subject to an Earn-In Agreement with CGM (WA) Pty Ltd. (CGM), a wholly owned subsidiary of Chalice Mining Limited. Chalice recently announced that the Viking Project is being demerged and will become part of a new gold-focused IPO. Metal Hawk believes this is a positive outcome for shareholders, with a renewed focus for exploration at Viking.