New Nadina Explorations Limited (the "Company") and partners are pleased to report on remaining microdiamond results from diamond drilling of kimberlite pipe DD17, located on the Monument Diamond Project at Lac De Gras, Northwest Territories.
Microdiamond results in today’s news release are from 399.86 kg of kimberlite, which brings DD17’s cumulative sample to 2137.63 kg.  Microdiamond recovery was completed by 1Kennecott Canada Exploration Inc’s Mineral Processing Laboratory in Thunder Bay, Ontario.

Combined Weight (kg)	0.106mm Sieve	0.15mm Sieve	0.212mm Sieve	0.3mm Sieve	0.425mm Sieve	0.6mm Sieve	0.85mm Sieve	1.18mm Sieve	1.70mm Sieve	TOTAL
399.86	57	41	45	10	24	4	1	1	0	183

1 Kennecott Canada Exploration’s Mineral Processing Laboratory (KCEI) is accredited to the ISO/IEC 9001:2000 standard by the Standards Council of Canada.
2 One diamond measured 2.30 x 1.20 x 0.70 mm.

Forty meters east of DD17 is RIP, a 0.41 Ha kimberlite pipe with 1,976 kg of kimberlite currently being processed by Saskatchewan Research Council (SRC).  The lab will start reporting microdiamond results on RIP in the next few weeks.  Previous microdiamond counts from RIP returned 142 microdiamonds (>0.106 mm) from 384.95kg (News Release April 6, 2006).

The Monument Property, located on the south shore of Lac de Gras is owned 57.49% by New Nadina Explorations Limited, 22.11% by Chris and Jeanne Jennings, and 20.4% by Archon Minerals Ltd. with a 1% Royalty payable to each Kennecott Canada Exploration Inc. and DHK Diamonds Inc. The project is operated by New Nadina and supervised by Mr. K. R. Kivi, P.Geol., an independent Qualified Person as defined by National Instrument 43-101.  Mr. Kivi has reviewed the content of this news release.