Glass Earth Gold Limited announced the results of the drill holes 36 and 37 at the WKP gold-silver prospect, Hauraki, New Zealand and the commencement of its 2013 diamond drill program. Holes 36 and 37 carry modest grade intersections, and bring useful information on the structure of the mineralised system that occurs at WKP and contribute to narrowing down targets for the current drilling campaign. After a period of three months when drilling has been interrupted due to the drought conditions prevailing in New Zealand, Glass Earth announced the commencement of the 2013 drill program at WKP. This marks a further step forward in the development of this project, where several broad zones of 100m of 1 g/t gold and silver, and significant high grade intersections 3-9m of 15-60 g/t gold and silver have encouraged the exploration team. Results to date have demonstrated that the WKP project as a whole represents a very large gold mineralised system. The planned 2,400m drilling programme focusses on testing the under-explored EG structure, both along strike and up and down dip. The 2013 work program is budgeted to cost approximately CAD 2.3 million (Glass Earth Gold's share CAD 0.8 million), and is to include project-first resource estimates.

Glass Earth Gold Limited announced earnings results for the year ended December 31, 2012. For the year, the company reported revenue of CAD 2,976,000 against CAD 752,000 a year ago. Net loss for the year was CAD 11,135,000 against CAD 1,714,000 a year ago. Operating loss was CAD 1,443,000 against CAD 1,260,000 a year ago.

Glass Earth Gold Limited filed its Annual on Apr 12, 2013 for the period ending Dec 31, 2012. In this report its auditor, KPMG LLP, gave an unqualified opinion expressing doubt that the company can continue as a going concern.