Following completion of the merger of White Rock Minerals Ltd. and AuStar Gold Limited in August 2021, a review of the company's commanding 660km2 Victorian tenement package in the Walhalla Synclinorium, encompassing the Woods Point goldfield, has highlighted several key factors confirming White Rock's view of the gold exploration prospectivity of the Woods Point Gold Project. White Rock is now progressing plans to formalise its regional exploration program going into 2022. The Woods Point Gold Project contains: 197 or 60% of the 320 known historic primary gold mineral occurrences within the Walhalla Synclinorium. 95% of all historic gold production outside of the 3 major deposits (Walhalla, Morning Star & A1). 73 mineral occurrences with recorded production grades >10g/t gold1, Including 34 mineral occurrences >30g/t gold, and Including 22 mineral occurrences >60g/t gold. Only 8 gold prospects have public records of previous drilling. Multiple historic mines with significant production have never been drilled. The majority of historic gold mining was restricted to levels above the water table, usually less than 100 metres vertically (except for the 3 major deposits: Walhalla, Morning Star & A1). White Rock has identified the Wallaby-Eldorado-Shakespeare trend as a high priority target with Wallaby ready for drill testing, subject to an approved Work Plan. Wallaby is a dyke bulge with similar width and quartz reef development to Morning Star and has never been drilled. The overall Wallaby-Eldorado-Shakespeare trend extends for over 2,000 metres with the potential for a large dyke host to be defined in multiple dyke bulge positions or as a continuous structure. Historic production records1 indicate 24,000 ounces of gold was produced from the three mines with Eldorado recording production at a grade of 75g/t gold.