Latest Geological Mapping News

Novo Resources has identified compelling polymetallic targets at its Wyloo Project in Western Australia, setting the stage for a maiden drilling campaign in Q2 2026 following a heritage survey.

Eminence Minerals has leveraged advanced Sentinel-2 satellite imagery to identify and rank multiple rare earth element targets across its Campo Grande Project in Brazil, setting the stage for focused ground exploration.

Pioneer Minerals has identified a major geophysical breakthrough at its Springfield Prospect in Idaho, revealing a district-scale tungsten system linked to a large magnetic anomaly. This discovery significantly expands the known mineralised footprint and elevates exploration potential across the North Pine Project.

Stelar Metals has reported impressive high-grade silver assays up to 211 g/t at its Baratta Copper Project in South Australia, highlighting the project's potential as a significant copper-silver resource.

ADX Energy has revealed a significant technical update on its Welchau appraisal permit in Austria, highlighting a connected petroleum system with 18 million barrels of prospective light oil and 125 billion cubic feet of gas condensate resources.

Aureka Limited has reported compelling high-grade gold intercepts from its Irvine Project in Victoria’s Stawell Gold Corridor, reinforcing confidence in expanding its existing resource base.

Morella Corporation has expanded its rubidium exploration footprint at the Mt Edon Project in Western Australia, identifying multiple new high-grade targets with assays up to 2.84% Rb2O. This development strengthens the company's position in the critical minerals sector alongside its lithium assets.

Premier1 Lithium has kicked off a significant reverse circulation drilling campaign at its Mt Kersey gold prospect within the Yalgoo Project, aiming to unlock the potential of a highly prospective 5 square kilometre mineralised zone.

Redcastle Resources has confirmed a broad, low-grade gold mineralised system at Morgan’s Castle East, with potential for higher-grade zones. Meanwhile, drilling at Sligo identified a promising aquifer that could support future mining operations.

Magnum Mining and Exploration has completed its acquisition of the Wet Mountain Rare Earth Element Project in Colorado, marking a significant step in its U.S. critical minerals strategy. The project boasts historic surface assays up to 7.99% Total Rare Earth Elements, with exploration plans underway.

Great Western Exploration has identified two promising copper-gold targets, Diorama and Baroo, within its Yerrida North Project, setting the stage for a busy drilling campaign following the upcoming Oval program.

Scorpion Minerals has taken a significant step forward with a binding option to acquire the Old Prospect gold tenements and forged strategic partnerships to advance its gold and lithium projects in Western Australia.