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For Immediate Release                                                                                 November 12, 2009
Trading Symbol: GBK - TSX-V

NEWS RELEASE 

Goldbrook 2009 Drilling Enhances Mystery Ni-Cu-PGE Sulphides

DDH MYS09-011 intersects 54.3 metres of 0.84% Ni, 0.98% Cu and 2.97 g/t PGE+Au

Vancouver, British Columbia - Goldbrook Ventures Inc. ("Goldbrook") is pleased to announce additional results from its 2009 Raglan project diamond drilling program.  This program is carried out under an Option-Joint Venture agreement with Jilin Jien Nickel Industry Co., Ltd. of China.  Goldbrook contracted four drill rigs from Bradley-Nuvumiut (Rouyn-Noranda) for a minimum of 15,000 metres of BQ-size core.  The exploration program included geological mapping, prospecting, geochemistry and a 9000-km airborne VTEM geophysical survey.  Eighty-seven (87) drillholes totaling 16,180 metres were completed in 2009. 

The 2009 drilling program along the Belanger trend consisted of testing Ni-Cu-PGE zones with high potential for expansion, particularly the Mystery, Timtu and Pad zones, and also testing underexplored prospects and new targets as part of longer-term exploration objectives. Initial results of the 2009 drill program at Mystery were reported September 10 with a 95.4 m intersection on the Mystery Main deposit and discovery of the Mystery North zone.  A news release dated September 21 announced additional information on the Mystery Main and Mystery North zones. 

This news release completes reporting of the 2009 drilling results, and focuses on the Mystery area.

Drilling on the central and west part of the Mystery Main zone along sections 490825 and 490875 confirmed the up-dip presence of economic sulphides. This is in addition to a depth extension on section 490875 (see release Sept.10, 2009). The 2009 drilling brings the total depth dimension in the vicinity of section 490875 of the Mystery Main zone to over 375 vertical metres below surface and it remains open to depth. 

MYSTERY MAIN ZONE:

The Mystery Main zone is extended eastward with a significant 54.3 m intercept in drill hole MYS09-011, bringing the total strike length of the deposit to over 175 m.  This deposit is still open to depth and to the east, and has an apparent steep eastern plunge. 

�         Drillhole MYS09-006 intersected 18.0 metres of sulphides from 69.0 to 87.0 metres downhole with an average grade of 0.71% Ni, 0.75% Cu and 2.54 g/t PGE+Au. 

�         Drillhole MYS09-011 intersected 54.3 metres from 244.7 to 299.0 metres downhole averaging 0.84% Ni, 0.98% Cu, 0.05% Co and 2.97 g/t PGE+Au. 

�         Drillhole MYS09-013 intersected 18.0 metres from 35.0 to 53.0 metres downhole averaging 0.50% Ni, 0.61% Cu, 0.03% Co and 2.60 g/t PGE+Au. 

�         Drillhole MYS09-016 intersected 6.0 metres from 51.0 to 57.9 metres downhole averaging 0.59% Ni, 0.70% Cu, 0.04% Co and 1.41 g/t PGE+Au. 

MYSTERY NORTH ZONE 

The 2009 drilling at Mystery (see release Sept. 10, 2009), discovered the Mystery North zone located within the hanging wall of the Mystery ultramafics and about 75 metres north of the Mystery Main zone mineralization. Further drilling has better defined the North zone as a high-grade Ni-Cu zone of approximately 5 to 8 metres true width and with a vertical depth in excess of 170 metres.  

�         Drillhole MYS09-004 intersected 2.2 metres from 115.8 to 118.0 metres downhole with an average 1.24% Ni, 0.69% Cu, 0.08% Co and 1.67 g/t PGE+Au. 

�         Drillhole MYS09-005 intersected 6.2 metres from 155.60 to 161.80 meters downhole averaging 0.50% Ni, 1.26% Cu, 0.02% Co and 1.66 g/t PGE+Au, and 2.70 metres from 183.3 to 186.0 metres downhole with an average of 2.58% Ni, 1.13% Cu, 0.15% Co and 0.99 g/t PGE+Au. 

�         Drillhole MYS09-008 intersected of 3.1 metres from 116.4 to 119.5 metres downhole with an average grade of 1.64% Ni, 0.53% Cu, 0.08% Co and 0.61 g/t PGE+Au. 

Summary

The 2009 exploration program focused on expanding known resources and developing new Ni-Cu-PGE sulphide targets, particularly along the Belanger and related trends, as part of Goldbrook's longer term exploration objectives for the company. Until late September Goldbrook drilled 87 holes along the Belanger trend totaling over 16,180 metres. Samples from this drilling have been submitted to ALS Chemex in Vancouver and this release is the final compilation of drill results for the 2009 field season. In addition to testing new targets and the Timtu and Pad zones, continued drilling of the Mystery zone was a very high priority. In addition to its successful drilling program, Goldbrook executed a regional geological program including geological mapping, sampling and target assessment along with a 9000 line-km airborne VTEM survey. Data from these programs is providing information to help identify new drill targets in addition to the 6 principal zones that have been drilled to-date consisting of  Mystery Main and North, Getty, Sylvie, Pad, Timtu and Bravo B4.  

The Company will formulate an exploration program for 2010 that will include additional drilling in the Mystery area, and further drilling in the Timtu area to continue expansion of that significant zone both along strike and on its newly identified depth potential (reported October 19, 2009). Drilling is also contemplated at other promising zones along the Belanger trend including Bravo, lesser known prospects such as Delta Northeast, at new targets developed from 2009 regional work and also at locations at the eastern end of its large 860,000 acre land holding. 

Analyses 

Drillcore samples from the 2009 drill program were assayed by ALS Chemex Laboratories in Vancouver, BC [ISO 9001:2000 certified].  Sample preparation was completed at its Yellowknife facility.  Assay results for nickel, copper and cobalt were determined by HNO₃-HCL digestion and ICP-AES finish and report nickel in sulphides.  Platinum, palladium and gold were determined by fire assay fusion and ICP-AES finish.  In addition to the ALS Chemex quality control procedures, Goldbrook inserts Certified Reference Materials, blanks and duplicates into the sample batches for independent quality control. 

Jamie Pardy, PGeo, (Quebec Special Authorization number 121) and G. Carter, PGeo, (Quebec Special Authorization number 122) Vancouver, are qualified persons as defined by National Instrument 43-101 and have reviewed and verified the information contained and are responsible for the technical content of this press release.  

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD:

(signed) "Brian Grant, PGeo", President and COO

For Further Information, please contact: (604) 683-8083

Website: www.goldbrookventures.com  

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