1. INVESTOR PRESENTATION
Fongo Tongo Project Acquisition
&
Company Update
April 2008 1

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Information Sources: available on request. 2

3. Company Overview
Perth-based exploration and development company. Aim is to identify and acquire appropriate minerals projects through direct or indirect investment in Australia or overseas with the potential to deliver significant shareholder value.
ASX Code: WWW
Listed: April 19th, 2007
Shares: million fully paid shares on issue
Options: million options (ASX Code: WWWO)‏
Share Price: 35c 20 April 2008)‏
Mkt. Capitalisation: A$16.00M (Diluted)
Cash Position: A$2.6M 31 December 2008)‏ 3

4. The Board William J. A. Witham - Managing Director
Mr Witham has qualifications in Geology and over 19 years of experience working in the technical, government and financial sectors of the resources industry
Felicity Repacholi - Non-Executive Director
Ms Repacholi is a geologist with over five years of experience in minerals exploration after graduating from the University of Western Australia with a Bachelor of Science
Richard Monti - Non-Executive Director
Mr Monti has qualifications in Geology and Finance. He has gained broad experience over a 20-year career in the technical, marketing and financial fields of the international exploration and mining industry. 4

5. Consideration
Whinnen will acquire 85% of the Yekani Mining Company of Cameroon (Yekani), the holder of the Fongo Tongo Bauxite Project.
Remaining 15% ownership will be held by Cameroonian interests. Exploration Licence number 028 was granted to Yekani in March 2006.
Government will have only up to 10% if proceeds to a mining stage
 Consideration for the acquisition is as follows:
1. US$150,000 (non-refundable) within 7 days of execution of agreement, for the right to conduct due diligence at project;
2. US$350,000 within 7 days of execution of agreement;
3. On expiration of due diligence period (approx 6 months), if Whinnen proceed with acquisition, consideration will be payment to vendors of up to US$4 million cash and the issue of up to US$4 million in Whinnen shares, as follows:
  (i) US$1.5m cash and US$2m Whinnen shares paid within 60 days of the election to proceed, and;
(ii) US$2m cash and US$2m Whinnen shares on proving a JORC compliant resource not less than 100Mt  5

6. Fongo Tongo Project
Whinnen has entered into an agreement to acquire 85% of the Fongo Tongo Bauxite Project in the Republic of Cameroon, Africa.
A high-grade bauxite project that covers an area of 916km2, located 14km NW of the major town of Dschang.
Bauxite is an ore of aluminium.
Total consideration of US$8 million: US$4m in cash and US$4m in shares, part of which is subject to confirmation of a proven resource
(details of consideration follow). 6

7. Fongo Tongo Project
Area previously explored by Cameroon Dept of Mines and Geology in 1956, and then by Alcan International in 1970s and 1980s.
Feasibility Study conducted by Alcan in 1980 indicated initial mining target of 1Mtpa washed bauxite, and a hydro-electric powered alumina refinery producing 400,000tpa alumina expanding to 1.2Mtpa of alumina.
Metallurgical testing done by Whinnen indicated grades of up to 54% Al2O3 in random samples.
World current aluminium production is around 38Mt per year, which is forecast to increase to 55Mt by 2013. 7 7

8. Fongo Tongo Project 8

9. Fongo Tongo Project 9

10. About Cameroon
Located on central western African coast. Bordering nations include Nigeria, Gabon, Chad, Central African Republic and Equatorial Guinea.
Relative Political and social stability.
Developed agriculture, roads, railways, and large petroleum and timber industries.
A new and modern mining code came into force in 2004 promoting investment in exploration and mining.
Cultural and geological diversity - natural features include beaches, deserts, mountains, rainforests, and savannas. 10

11. Why Cameroon? High Grade Bauxite reserves Hydroelectricity
Existing Aluminium smelter
Keen and stable government
Politically stable country
Good port facilities 11

12. Infrastructure Project is well serviced by the major town of Dschang
Provides large pool of potential labour
Sealed roads to the capital Yaoundé and the Port of Douala
Doula is largest city in Cameroon; well developed city with deep water port capable of handling 30,000t ships
Electricity grid and telecommunications (including mobile) at project
Abundant flowing water near project area 12

13. Bauxite to Aluminium
Bauxite (Laterite) > Alumina (Al2O3 powder) > Aluminium (metal)
Mining > Refinery > Smelter 13

14. Bauxite & Aluminium
Whinnen plans to export the bauxite to alumina refineries in China, Russia, USA, Canada, Middle East and Japan: growing demand.
Bauxite and alumina production is no longer aimed only to service the large aluminium companies needs: sales of bauxite to third parties is becoming more common.
Average import price for bauxite to China has risen over 40% over the past year, and imports to China have risen to 8 Mt a quarter, largely due to dropping of import duties. 14

15. Bauxite & Aluminium
Since 1980 the price of bauxite and alumina has risen significantly, as the world's energy resources become more important and demand for aluminium increases.
Current global aluminium production is around 38Mt. Forecast to increase to 55Mt by 2013.
This additional 17Mt of aluminium metal requires additional alumina capacity of 33Mt and additional bauxite capacity of 80Mt.
Aluminium market needs increasing reserves of bauxite that is of a high grade and low in contaminants, located near low-cost power sources.
The Fongo Tongo Project meets these attributes. 15

16. Bauxite and Aluminium Price Graph
Bauxite & Aluminium
Bauxite and Aluminium Price Graph
Source: Rio Tinto 16

17. China's metal needs are continuing to expand fast
Bauxite & Aluminium
China's metal needs are continuing to expand fast
Taken from Barclays Capital's Metal Markets Outlook 17

18. Aluminium: can supply keep up with demand?
Bauxite & Aluminium
Aluminium: can supply keep up with demand?
Taken from Barclays Capital's Metal Markets Outlook 18

19. Community Benefits Jobs Community investment programs
(e.g. Education, Health)‏
Local employment focus
Environmental awareness
Skills development 19

20. Community Benefits 20

21. Next Steps
Whinnen will conduct due diligence and an exploration drilling programme based on a review of previous data and on-site review.
Convert any previous resources to JORC compliant status within 6 months.
Objective is to fast track trenching and drilling to confirm JORC resource of 100 Mt.
Optimisation study to assess infrastructure and all factors affecting project economics, including hydroelectric power, slurry pipeline and exporting bauxite.
Given favourable mineralogy of the resource, Whinnen will evaluate all options including the likelihood of an Alumina refinery in the medium term. 21