Latest Australian Mining News

Ark Mines has launched a detailed metallurgical improvement program at its Sandy Mitchell Rare Earth and Heavy Minerals project, aiming to refine processing techniques and expand its resource base. The work supports a Pre-Feasibility Study due early next year.

Gibb River Diamonds has successfully completed a heritage survey over the proposed open pit at its Neta Prospect, removing a key obstacle to mining development within the Edjudina Gold Project. The project moves closer to production with mining costs borne by a private contractor.

Terra Metals has raised $4 million through a strategic placement, attracting heavyweight investors to accelerate exploration at its Dante Project in Western Australia.

SSH Group has raised $2.75 million in a placement anchored by mining sector heavyweight Ross Stewart Norgard, aiming to accelerate its mining services expansion in Western Australia.

Sarama Resources has delineated extensive gold-in-soil anomalies spanning approximately 45km at its Cosmo Gold Project in Western Australia, marking a promising start to systematic exploration in the Laverton Gold District.

Koonenberry Gold has reported significant assay results from its fifth drill hole at the Enmore Project, confirming extended gold mineralisation and bolstering confidence in a large bulk tonnage system.

Western Yilgarn NL has secured the Cardea 3 Bauxite Project in Western Australia's Darling Range, adding a significant high-grade bauxite asset near its Julimar Project. Historical drilling confirms strong alumina grades and strategic infrastructure access.

Tempest Minerals has refined and extended the gold anomaly at its Sanity Prospect within the Yalgoo Project through denser geochemical sampling, boosting confidence in a potentially large mineralised system.

Tambourah Metals has appointed seasoned geologist Terry Topping as CEO to spearhead development of its Pilbara and Bryah gold projects alongside the Speewah North antimony asset.

RareX Limited has partnered with Gega Elements to develop Australia’s inaugural integrated gallium supply chain, aiming to reduce reliance on Chinese supply and boost national critical mineral resilience.

Aston Minerals Limited shares will be suspended from trading following court approval of its acquisition by Torque Metals Limited. This marks a significant step in the consolidation of mining assets in Western Australia.

The court has approved the merger scheme between Aston Minerals and Torque Metals, making it legally effective and suspending Aston’s trading. Shareholders will soon receive Torque shares in exchange for their Aston holdings.