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IMAGE RESOURCES NL Regulatory Filings 2007

Sep 17, 2007

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ASX Code: IMA

ASX Release: 18 September 2007

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SUPER HIGH-GRADE INTERSECTIONS CONFIRMED AT COOLJARLOO NORTH UP TO 5m @ 38.1% HM

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

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Consistent very high-grade results have been received from laboratory results for all infill drilling at Target 1 and a new strand has been discovered called Target 7 (refer to map, section and tables). Resource estimation work is underway on Target 1 which will henceforth be named Hyperion, after the Saturnine satellite.

The prospect’s high grade is illustrated by the distribution of its assays. 530 samples exceed 2% HM with twelve of these exceeding 50% HM and the highest grade being 76.2% HM. Image Resources expects that Hyperion will prove to be an economic deposit of heavy mineral sands.

The new high-grade highlights include:

Hole No From
m
To
m

Interval
m
Grade
% HM
CN525 8 12 4 27.5
Including 9 12 3 35.3
CN544 3 11 8 24.6
Including 4 10 6 31.9
CN517 3 9 6 19.4
Including 6 9 3 36.9
CN594 9 15 6 18.6
CN520 4 11 7 18.6
Including 5 10 5 24.4
CN505 4 12 8 16.9
CN538 2 11 9 16.1
CN514 1 15 14 15.8
Including 5 10 5 38.1
CN510 4 9 5 13.2
Including 6 8 2 27.9
CN591 7 13 6 12.5
CN612 2 10 8 12.0
Including 5 10 5 16.2

Hyperion is a consistent shallow very high-grade strand which is 4.5km long and has now been drilled on a 20m x 100m grid, which is sufficient spacing for a measured category resource estimate. A previous release on 17 May 2007 showed good contained zircon/rutile grades up to 20%. A short infill drilling programme is planned to define the high-grade zones in more detail, especially in the northern part of the prospect. Hyperion averages 40 – 60 m in width, but is up to 120m wide. Its average thickness is 5m and overburden 4m. 259 holes have been drilled in the prospect for a total of 5,293 metres. Of these, 71 holes exceed an average grade of 5% HM and 1,521 samples have been assayed to date.

Target 7, which is 0.5km west of Hyperion is a new strand that has been intersected in a number of drill holes and follow up drilling is planned to test for its northern extensions. In this programme, northern extension drilling is also planned for Target 5 to outline the extent of the high-grade mineralisation of up to 7m @ 6.8% HM from 4m in hole CN562.

Further interpretation of the magnetometer data in conjunction with the drilling, has revealed another 6 targets which will be drilled in the next exploration programme. These add another 12 km to the length of magnetic targets, bringing the total length yet to be drilled to more than 20 km within the Cooljarloo North tenement area.

Further ASX announcements will be made as laboratory results of recent infill drilling on Target 2 become available.

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Selected High Grade Intersections – Hyperion and Target 7

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Stacked Drillhole Cross Sections – Hyperion Prospect

Hole No Collar Coordinates Collar Coordinates From
m
To m Interval
m
Grade % HM
North East
CN525 6631292 329581 8 12 4 27.5
Including 9 12 3 35.3
CN544 6630902 329720 3 11 8 24.6
Including 4 10 6 31.9
CN517 6631900 329421 3 9 6 19.4
Including 6 9 3 36.9
CN594 6632700 329180 9 15 6 18.6
CN520 6631500 329550 4 11 7 18.6
Including 5 10 5 24.4
CN505 6632100 329340 4 12 8 16.9
CN538 6631102 329670 2 11 9 16.1
CN514 6631700 329495 1 15 14 15.8
Including 5 10 5 38.1
CN510 6631899 329399 4 9 5 13.2
Including 6 8 2 27.9
CN591 6632500 329245 7 13 6 12.5
CN612 6633300 329020 2 10 8 12.0
Including 5 10 5 16.2
CN611 6633300 329000 2 12 10 11.4
CN613 6633300 329040 2 12 10 10.7
CN614 6633300 329060 2 9 7 9.9
CN542 6630900 329730 7 14 7 9.8
CN623 6633500 328915 9 12 3 9.6
CN595 6632700 329200 11 14 3 8.3
CN513 6631700 329475 3 13 10 8.0
CN519 6631500 329530 8 12 4 7.6
CN079 6631197 329635 16 22 6 6.9
CN149 6632600 329218 12 14 2 6.9
CN615 6633300 329080 1 9 8 6.8
CN144 6632446 329270 12 14 2 6.6
CN518 6631900 329440 3 9 6 6.4
CN060 6631399 329572 22 26 4 6.4
CN504 6632093 329321 12 13 1 6.2
CN185 6633999 328859 2 10 8 6.1
CN602 6633100 329060 3 15 12 5.8
CN543 6630900 329750 8 9 1 5.7
CN509 6631900 329379 7 8 1 5.6
CN060 6631399 329572 26 27 1 5.5
CN166 6633199 329154 2 6 4 5.5
CN022 6632201 329348 8 9 1 5.4
CN506 6632101 329360 3 10 7 5.2

Table 2: Summary of Assayed Intersections – Hyperion Prospect

Hole No Collar Coordinates Collar Coordinates From m To m Interval
m
Grade
% HM
North East
CN548 6630700 329775 5 8 3 5.1
CN183 6634002 328790 4 10 6 5.1
CN173 6633600 328887 8 12 4 5.0
CN165 6633200 329129 2 8 6 4.9
CN015 6632202 329140 6 10 4 4.8
CN599 6632901 329141 12 13 1 4.6
CN597 6632900 329100 7 13 6 4.5
CN186 6634194 328761 4 14 10 4.1
CN151 6632598 329257 8 12 4 4.1
CN168 6633401 328931 4 14 10 4.1
CN598 6632902 329120 6 12 6 4.0
CN603 6633100 329080 3 11 8 4.0
CN500 6632301 329284 8 11 3 3.9
CN507 6632100 329380 3 8 5 3.7
CN187 6634195 328789 4 12 8 3.6
CN148 6632600 329200 12 14 2 3.5
CN549 6630700 329798 3 6 3 3.4
CN174 6633599 328929 4 10 6 3.4
CN501 6632299 329299 6 10 4 3.4
CN535 6631101 329719 6 8 2 3.4
CN082 6631198 329705 2 4 2 3.4
CN606 6633100 329040 4 11 7 3.4
CN616 6633300 329100 2 8 6 3.3
CN158 6633002 329057 8 12 4 3.3
CN040 6631808 329465 18 26 8 3.2
CN557 6631102 329697 4 6 2 3.2
CN589 6632500 329226 10 12 2 3.0
CN177 6633800 328817 2 12 8 3.0
CN607 6633096 329019 5 14 9 2.9
CN609 6633198 329001 5 9 4 2.7
CN521 6631500 329570 4 5 1 2.7
CN160 6633006 329105 8 12 4 2.6
CN159 6633002 329078 6 14 8 2.5
CN043 6631804 329567 34 38 4 2.3
CN610 6633200 329021 3 11 8 2.3
CN526 6631300 329570 11 12 1 2.3
CN625 6633500 328960 10 11 1 2.3
CN604 6633098 329103 3 6 3 2.3
CN050 6631599 329502 14 16 2 2.0

Table 2 continued

Hole No Collar Coordinates Collar Coordinates From
m
To m Interval
m
Grade % HM
North East
CN564 6630199 329053 7 13 6 7.1
CN562 6630199 329090 5 12 7 6.8
CN563 6630197 329072 5 12 7 6.2
CN565 6630201 329120 6 13 7 5.4
CN552 6630600 329410 5 7 2 4.5
CN568 6630204 329212 3 8 5 4.0
CN567 6630204 329189 4 9 5 3.9
CN566 6630199 329170 3 11 8 3.7
CN570 6630200 329252 3 9 6 3.6
CN569 6630204 329231 2 9 7 2.9

Table 3: Summary of Assayed Intersections – Target 7

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 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.