Great Southern Mining Limited's 100%-owned Mon Ami Gold Project is located 17km south-east of Laverton in Western Australia. Historically the Laverton Goldfield has produced over 25 Moz of gold. Mon Ami has an Inferred Mineral Resource of 1.1Mt at 1.7g/t for 59,000 ounces of gold and favorable metallurgical recoveries averaging 95% in oxide and transitional mineralisation. GSN is progressing the necessary technical and environmental studies to facilitate a mining approval that contemplates processing at one of several nearby mills. The objectives of the Mon Ami drilling program are two-fold. Firstly, to define and extend near-surface, high-grade gold mineralisation for incorporation into a targeted resource upgrade. The drill results reported to the ASX on 12 August 2020 included several near-surface high-grade hits including 11m @ 7.9 g/t gold from 26m (including 4m @ 15.9g/t gold) in 20MARC011, and 4m @ 12.4 g/t gold from 80m in 20MARC003 (4m composite sample). Interpretation of the results has identified opportunities to extend these high-grade zones with shallow Reverse Circulation (RC) drilling, which is targeted to further improve the economics of a potential open pit development. Secondly, the program aims to test for possible depth extensions analogous to the 176koz (at 22.8g/t Au) Ida H deposit located 14km to the north of Mon Ami along the same regional shear zone. The long section of the Mon Ami deposit (Figure 3) reveals a dominant northerly plunge to the mineralisation, including a 2m @ 27.5 g/t Au intersection from 173m in MLRC036. There has been no drilling directly down plunge along this trend until now. In December 2020, 9 RC holes for 1,393m were drilled at Cox's Find and assay results are pending. A further 15 RC holes are planned to be drilled at Cox's Find later in January 2021 to continue testing the targets identified in the ASX announcement of 11 November 2020. Upon completion of the current Mon Ami drilling, the drill rig is planned to immediately return to Cox's Find to complete the committed drilling which totals 5,400m across both of GSN's Laverton gold projects. First assay results are expected from February 2021.