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Mines in the Vines Investor Access Day 2026 | 1 October | Jackalope Mornington Peninsula

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Break down boardroom walls and gain direct access to emerging ASX investment opportunities in an exclusive, high-conviction setting.

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  • 📍 Venue: Jackalope Mornington Peninsula, Victoria
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Traditional boardroom updates and crowded conference halls often get in the way of meaningful dialogue. Created by Nathan Lodge (Lodge Partners/Securities Vault), Mines in the Vines was built on a simple, unconventional premise: move resource investment conversations out of formal boardrooms and into Australia’s world-class vineyards.

On 1 October 2026, Mining.com.au is proud to present coverage of the premier Mines in the Vines Investor Access Day, hosted at the award-winning Jackalope Hotel in the heart of the Mornington Peninsula.

This exclusive event brings together an elite cohort of ASX-listed mining executives, institutional capital, family offices, and high-net-worth investors for direct, unscripted access.

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  • Direct executive dialogue: Engage face-to-face with decision-makers from high-potential exploration and development companies.
  • Unfiltered access: Unpack growth catalysts, capital plans, and market vision outside the constraints of traditional presentations.
  • Ultra-exclusive venue: Experience a highly curated day of networking, dining, and deal-making set against Jackalope’s iconic vineyard backdrop.
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