Latest Geological Reinterpretation News

Evergold Minerals has confirmed significant gold mineralisation at its Bynoe Project in the Northern Territory, shifting focus from lithium to gold. The company plans an extensive exploration campaign in 2026 to capitalise on this promising discovery.

Yari Minerals has completed four drillholes at its Rolleston South Coal Project, confirming thick, continuous coal seams and progressing towards upgrading part of its 190.1 Mt Inferred Resource to Indicated status.

Regis Resources has significantly increased Ore Reserves at its Buckingham-Wellington pits, extending Duketon North’s mine life and boosting production prospects with minimal new capital investment.

Ballymore Resources’ maiden reverse circulation drilling at the historic Torpy’s Crooked Creek mine reveals significant massive sulphide lead-zinc mineralisation, confirming extensions to the old high-grade silver-lead-zinc workings. Assay results are pending, promising further insights into this emerging Queensland base metals play.

Trigg Minerals reports a major geological reinterpretation at its Antimony Canyon Project, defining a substantial exploration target, while expanding its US critical minerals portfolio with key acquisitions and strong funding.

NewPeak Metals has completed acquisition of 100% ownership of the Las Opeñas exploration permits in Argentina, with drilling scheduled for early 2026. The company also advances drilling preparations at its Tansey Gold Project in Australia, supported by strong insider buying.

Orpheus Uranium Limited has agreed to acquire the Oobagooma Uranium Project in Western Australia, unlocking significant historical uranium mineralisation and exploration potential in the Canning Basin.

Savannah Goldfields Limited has announced a significant 220% increase in the gold resource at its Jubilee Plunger Deposit, part of the Georgetown Project in Far North Queensland, marking a key step towards resuming gold production.

Trigg Minerals has revealed a major geological breakthrough at its Antimony Canyon Project, redefining it as a district-scale high-sulfidation epithermal system with multiple high-grade drill targets within patented claims.

NewPeak Metals has secured 100% ownership of the Las Opeñas gold project in Argentina and plans drilling campaigns at both Las Opeñas and the Tansey gold project in Queensland, funded entirely from existing cash reserves.

Tempest Minerals has launched an auger sampling program at its Range Project in Western Australia, complementing imminent reverse circulation drilling targeting promising gold zones. This marks a significant step in refining drill targets following encouraging rock chip results.

Solstice Minerals is set to commence a maiden 5,000m drilling program at its Nanadie Copper-Gold Project in Western Australia, aiming to significantly expand its current mineral resource. The initial phase targets lateral and depth extensions of a substantial copper-gold system with promising geological indicators.