Latest Geological Survey News

HyTerra Limited expands its Nemaha Project drilling program by adding a third well, McCoy 1, marking a shift to data-driven site selection. Early gas logs from Blythe 13-20 suggest promising hydrogen and helium presence, pending lab confirmation.

Iron Road Ltd has entered a staged Farm-In and Joint Venture agreement with Red Tiger Resources to explore the promising EL6580 tenement in South Australia, targeting heavy mineral sands and other critical minerals. The deal includes a phased investment approach with potential to increase Iron Road’s stake to 70%.

New Frontier Minerals has finalized key drill targets for Heavy Rare Earth Elements, Niobium, and Uranium at its Harts Range Project, supported by a $59,000 Northern Territory government grant and progressing towards a maiden drilling campaign.

Dalaroo Metals has launched its maiden exploration program at the Blue Lagoon project in Greenland, targeting zirconium, niobium, and rare earth elements. Led by seasoned geologist Ole Christiansen, the program aims to validate promising historical geochemical anomalies and assess low-cost mining potential.

Cosmo Metals has revealed significant new gold lode extensions at its Nundle Goldfield project in NSW, following interpretation of preliminary LiDAR survey data. The findings highlight underexplored potential in historic mining areas, setting the stage for targeted drilling.

True North Copper’s latest drilling campaign at the Great Australia Mine reveals promising new copper-gold-cobalt mineralisation zones beyond existing resources, signaling potential for resource expansion and mine life extension.

Tennant Minerals has identified two significant gold-copper targets at its Barkly Project near Tennant Creek, reviving interest in historical anomalies with new geochemical and gravity data. The company plans wide spaced drilling to test these promising prospects.

Ausgold Limited has successfully extended the high-grade gold shoot at its Katanning Gold Project by 240 metres down-plunge, reinforcing the potential for underground mining and resource growth.

Litchfield Minerals has won three Northern Territory government grants totaling $255,743, boosting exploration at Lucy Creek and Oonagalabi projects and validating its technical approach.

Titanium Sands Limited has locked in a $600,000 convertible loan facility from major shareholders to fund environmental studies and progress its Mannar Heavy Mineral Project. This funding milestone follows recent regulatory approvals and marks a critical step forward for the company.

Golden Horse Minerals has successfully raised A$15 million to accelerate exploration at its Southern Cross Gold Project, with plans to expand drilling activities and pursue a potential copper acquisition.

Titanium Sands Limited has secured one-year retentions for four high-grade exploration licenses, enabling critical environmental studies and paving the way for a mining license application in Sri Lanka.