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IMAGE RESOURCES NL Regulatory Filings 2007

Nov 12, 2007

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ASX Release ASX code: IMA 13 November 2007

2[nd] Floor, 35 Outram St West Perth WA 6005 PO Box 644 West Perth WA 6872 Telephone 08 9485 2410 Facsimile 08 9485 2840 [email protected] www.imageres.com.au ABN 57 063 977 579

COOLJARLOO NORTH TARGET 2 (9 km length) HIGH-GRADE - UP TO 3m @ 21.1% HM ___________

Image is please to report further excellent heavy mineral laboratory results from the Target 2 strand. Drilling completed during August has reduced the hole spacing predominantly to 20m x 100m, sufficient to allow estimation of a measured resource. A small percentage of the grades reported are from Target 7 and Hyperion (formerly Target 1).

The new high-grade highlights include (see Tables 1 to 3 for details):

Hole ID From
m
To
m
Interval
m
Grade
% HM
Prospect
CN143 8 14 6 15.7 Hyperion
including 8 12 4 22.0 Hyperion
CN805 14 20 6 16.0 Target2
including 15 20 5 18.7 Target2
CN795 6 12 6 12.9 Target2
including 9 12 3 21.1 Target2
CN794 6 12 6 12.8 Target2
including 7 12 5 14.2 Target2
CN833 12 17 5 12.0 Target2
CN806 14 19 5 10.7 Target2
CN799 10 20 10 10.6 Target2
including 11 18 7 13.8 Target2
CN701 12 18 6 10.4 Target2
including 14 18 4 13.5 Target2

1 or 2m samples, grades determined by TBE heavy liquid separation

Target 2 comprises three sub parallel strandlines, totaling 9km in length, two of which are continuous over strike lengths of 4.5 and 4 km. The third is a smaller strand about 1 km in length and lies between the two larger strands (see Figure 1). The Target 2 resource estimate will form part of the resource estimation of the combined Cooljarloo and Cooljarloo North area which now contains identified strands totaling 38 km in strike length.

At Target 2, 367 holes have now been drilled for a total of 9,555 metres. Of the 1,336 samples processed so far, 712 exceed a cut-off of 2% heavy mineral (average grade 6.1%) and 106 exceed 10% (average grade 14.8%), with a highest grade of 36.9%. The remaining 473 samples are currently being processed. In total, 247 holes have intersections of 2%HM or more.

Also shown on Figure 1 is a new exploration licence application that covers a short strike extension of Target 2.

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Figure 1 Cooljarloo North Project Target 2 and Target 7 Drill Intersection Summary

Table 1 Drill Intersections – Target 2

HoleID MGA
EAST
MGA
NORTH
From
m
To m Interval Grade
% HM
CN805 331715.3 6635689 14 20 6 16.0
including 15 20 5 18.7
CN795 331522.6 6636041 6 12 6 12.9
including 9 12 3 21.1
CN794 331505.8 6636030 6 12 6 12.8
including 7 12 5 14.2
CN833 331195.8 6636544 12 17 5 12.0
CN806 331748.8 6635711 14 19 5 10.7
CN799 331631.5 6635873 10 20 10 10.6
including 11 18 7 13.8
CN701 330812.4 6637201 12 18 6 10.4
including 14 18 4 13.5
CN800 331648.3 6635884 10 12 2 10.1
CN813 331933.1 6635353 9 19 10 9.9
including 10 16 6 13.2
CN800 331648.3 6635884 12 17 5 9.7
CN802 331597.9 6635851 12 18 6 9.1
including 15 18 3 13.9
CN820 330793.6 6637237 11 18 7 8.4
including 15 18 3 14.6
CN798 331614.7 6635862 8 16 8 8.4
CN788 331321.5 6636387 9 17 8 8.1
CN827 331086.9 6636712 14 17 3 8.1
CN809 331807.4 6635510 13 18 5 7.9
CN722 331505.2 6636000 8 14 6 7.2
CN715 331144.7 6636599 12 22 10 7.0
CN726 331632.1 6635800 12 18 6 7.0
CN739 332022.7 6635196 18 24 6 6.6
CN710 331009.9 6636798 12 18 6 6.6
CN787 331304.7 6636376 13 17 4 6.3
CN801 331665 6635895 12 19 7 6.0
CN790 331271.2 6636354 13 18 5 5.9
CN832 331179 6636533 12 16 4 5.8
CN834 331212.6 6636555 10 12 2 5.6
CN735 331816.9 6635001 12 22 10 5.5
CN702 330847 6637202 14 18 4 5.3
CN821 330827.2 6637258 11 17 6 5.2
CN818 330718.2 6637426 9 16 7 5.0
CN711 331031.5 6636800 10 14 4 4.9
CN829 331120.4 6636733 11 16 5 4.8
CN717 330890.6 6636400 14 18 4 4.8
CN738 331900.7 6635200 14 22 8 4.6
CN826 331070.1 6636701 13 17 4 4.6
CN730 331761.5 6635399 12 20 8 4.5
CN786 331287.9 6636365 12 17 5 4.5
CN723 331470.5 6635809 6 14 8 4.4
CN812 331899.6 6635332 16 20 4 4.3
CN706 330927.9 6637001 16 20 4 4.3
CN817 330701.5 6637415 8 17 9 4.1
CN705 330889.8 6636998 16 18 2 4.0
CN797 331490 6636020 8 12 4 4.0
CN832 331179 6636533 10 12 2 3.9
CN719 331386.5 6636202 12 16 4 3.8
CN795 331522.6 6636041 2 6 4 3.7

Table 1 (cont’d)

Hole ID MGA
EAST
MGA
NORTH
From
m
To
m
Interval
m
Grade
% HM
CN709 330986.9 6636799 16 20 4 3.5
CN734 331682.7 6634997 10 18 8 3.5
CN810 331824.2 6635521 12 16 4 3.3
CN816 330667.9 6637394 13 17 4 3.0
CN830 331137.2 6636744 11 14 3 2.9
CN801 331665 6635895 10 12 2 2.9
CN732 331840.1 6635400 18 22 4 2.7
CN815 330651.1 6637383 15 17 2 2.4
CN704 330681.9 6636999 22 24 2 2.3
CN833 331195.8 6636544 10 12 2 2.2
CN733 331350.1 6635401 10 14 4 2.1
CN740 331961.4 6635197 10 12 2 2.0
CN798 331614.7 6635862 6 8 2 2.0
CN794 331505.8 6636030 0 6 6 2.0

1 or 2m samples, grades determined by TBE heavy liquid separation

Table 2 Drill Intersections – Target 7

Hole ID MGA
EAST
MGA
NORTH
From
m
To
m
Interval
m
Grade
% HM
CN684 328990.1 6630199 11 18 7 6.7
CN659 328909.8 6631199 15 18 3 6.0
CN660 328947.5 6631199 14 17 3 5.9
CN697 329235.8 6630026 5 10 5 5.6
CN687 329011.3 6630200 10 15 5 5.4
including 13 14 1 10.2
CN686 328949.7 6630206 12 13 1 5.0
CN695 329216 6630025 6 11 5 4.9
including 9 10 1 8.6
CN668 328962.6 6630818 8 12 4 4.9
CN681 329147.6 6630201 3 11 8 4.6
CN666 328924.8 6630803 9 13 4 4.5
CN696 329195.9 6630020 8 12 4 4.4
CN665 328911.1 6630798 7 9 2 4.4
CN667 328946.8 6630816 9 14 5 4.3
CN693 328976.2 6630013 10 15 5 4.1
CN664 328884.7 6630799 7 10 3 4.1
CN663 328860.6 6630798 10 12 2 4.1
CN671 329024.5 6630792 8 11 3 3.9
CN680 329215.6 6630397 2 7 5 3.9
CN669 328986.8 6630801 8 13 5 3.8
CN685 328970.9 6630201 9 14 5 3.8
CN699 329400.7 6630023 6 8 2 3.8
CN698 329380.2 6630024 6 10 4 3.6
CN672 329051.2 6630799 8 10 2 3.6
CN678 329170.5 6630401 4 8 4 3.6
CN670 329006 6630802 8 12 4 3.6
CN658 328862.4 6631398 11 13 2 3.5
CN692 328956 6630023 10 15 5 3.4
CN677 329129.9 6630386 7 10 3 3.3
CN694 328938.7 6630035 10 15 5 3.1
CN679 329191.1 6630398 3 8 5 2.9
CN662 328838.3 6630798 11 13 2 2.7
CN661 328770 6630997 8 10 2 2.6
CN683 328872 6630197 13 14 1 2.0

1 or 2m samples, grades determined by TBE heavy liquid separation

Table 3 Drill Intersections – Hyperion

Hole ID MGA
EAST
MGA
NORTH
From
m
To
m
Interval
m
Grade
% HM
CN143 329248.5 6632447 8 14 6 15.7
including 8 12 4 22.0
CN184 328819.3 6634000 2 10 8 4.4
CN180 328919.7 6633799 2 8 6 3.0

1 or 2m samples, grades determined by TBE heavy liquid separation

As described in previous releases, Target 7 is situated 0.5km west of Hyperion and is a new strand that has been intersected in a number of drill holes with follow up drilling planned to test its northern extensions.

Cooljarloo and Cooljarloo North represent about 6% of Image’s ground position in the North Perth Basin and to date Image has completed 25% of the planned ground magnetic surveys on the remaining tenements. Interpretation of the results of these surveys is in progress and will be released as they become available in the next month.

For more information on the company visit www.imageres.com.au

Please direct enquiries to: George Sakalidis Roger Thomson Managing Director Executive Director Phone (08) 9485 2410 Phone (08) 9485 2410 Mob 0411 640 337 Mob 0419 969 183

The information in this report is based on information compiled by George Sakalidis BSc (Hons), and Scott Carruthers BSc,MSc who are members of the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy. George Sakalidis and Scott Carruthers are employees of Image Resources NL. Both have sufficient experience which is relevant to the style of mineralisation and type of deposit under consideration and to the activity which they are undertaking to qualify as a Competent Persons as defined in the 2004 edition of the ‘Australasian Code for Reporting of Exploration Results, Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves’. George Sakalidis and Scott Carruthers consent to the inclusion of this information in the form and context in which it appears in this report.