Latest Drill Targeting News

Red Mountain Mining has raised $400,000 through convertible notes to fund drilling at its Kiabye Gold Project in Western Australia and further exploration at the Armidale Antimony-Gold Project in New South Wales.

Codrus Minerals has obtained a significant drilling permit for its Bull Run Gold Project in Oregon, reviving exploration at a historically productive site with promising past results and strong government support.

Ausmon Resources has initiated a focused Aircore drilling campaign across four tenements in South Australia's Limestone Coast, aiming to expand on promising rare earth element findings from prior programs.

Litchfield Minerals has launched a detailed ground gravity survey over the Bomb Diggity target at its Oonagalabi permit, aiming to refine subsurface geological models and guide upcoming drilling campaigns.

Perpetual Resources has appointed ServDrill Brazil to begin its inaugural lithium drilling campaign at the promising Igrejinha Project in Brazil’s Lithium Valley, targeting high-grade spodumene mineralisation along a 1.4km pegmatite corridor.

RareX Limited has won a $175,000 government-backed drilling grant to advance exploration of significant gallium mineralisation at its Khaleesi Project in Western Australia, underpinning the project’s critical minerals promise.

Legacy Minerals has reported compelling new assay results from historic diamond drilling at its Drake Project in NSW, confirming broad, high-grade gold and base metal mineralisation that supports resource growth and robust economics.

Buxton Resources has won up to A$180,000 in government co-funding to kickstart drilling at its 100%-owned Madman Project in Western Australia, advancing exploration in a promising but underexplored gold-copper region.

EMU NL’s latest quarterly report reveals promising copper exploration parallels with Canada’s largest open-pit mine, a renewed gold project strategy, and significant corporate restructuring amid shareholder disputes.

Tasman Resources has progressed its Lake Torrens IOCG joint venture with Fortescue, expanded geophysical surveys, and outlined plans for a multi-target drilling campaign at Parkinson Dam, supported by a $3.68 million entitlement offer.

Whitebark Energy has secured over 90% of King Energy, advancing exploration at the Alinya Project in South Australia while repositioning its Warro Gas Project towards renewable energy.

Santa Fe Minerals advanced its exploration efforts in the March quarter, expanding gold anomaly footprints at Challa North and deploying high-resolution drone magnetics at Watsons Well to refine vanadium-titanium-iron targets.