Latest Geophysical Targeting News

New Frontier Minerals Ltd highlights significant exploration progress at its Harts Range heavy rare earths project and the NWQ Copper Project, backed by strategic partnerships and promising assay results.

Turaco Gold’s latest drilling at the Toilesso prospect confirms multiple high-grade gold shoots along the Afema Shear, signaling promising resource growth potential beyond the current 3.55Moz estimate.

Litchfield Minerals has revealed compelling assay results from its Phase 1 drilling at the Oonagalabi Project, confirming a large polymetallic copper-zinc system alongside a newly identified gold-silver-bismuth mineralisation linked to the Bomb Diggity magnetic intrusion.

S2 Resources reports encouraging gold-arsenic anomalies from reconnaissance drilling at its Yeungroon project in Victoria, while drilling at Glenlogan in NSW faces delays. Assays from Fosterville are awaited, underscoring a busy exploration pipeline.

Australasian Metals Limited has identified significant chargeability anomalies at its May Queen Gold Project, suggesting promising sulphide mineralisation and supporting previous drilling results. The company plans targeted drilling to validate these new geophysical targets.

Warriedar Resources has raised A$17 million through a placement to fast-track drilling and development at its Ricciardo deposit, home to Australia’s largest open-pit antimony resource and over 1 million ounces of gold. A Share Purchase Plan will follow, targeting an additional A$2 million.

Buxton Resources has secured key contracts and is set to commence its inaugural drilling program at the Centurion IOCG Project in Western Australia's West Arunta region this June, targeting a significant geophysical anomaly.

Terrain Minerals has kicked off a 3,350-meter drilling campaign at its Lightning and Monza prospects, aiming to expand on recent high-grade gold and silver discoveries. Concurrently, the company has opened a $1.8 million rights issue to fund ongoing exploration and development.

True North Copper has completed a significant drilling campaign at the Great Australia Mine and initiated a major exploration program at Mt Oxide, targeting new copper mineralisation outside existing resources.

Zinc of Ireland NL has kicked off its inaugural drilling campaign at the Mt Clere project in Western Australia, targeting the large and previously untested ‘Robin 21’ geophysical anomaly. This move revives interest in a site last partially explored by BHP nearly three decades ago.

Tolu Minerals has secured a key exploration license in Papua New Guinea, revealing five fresh copper-gold targets from advanced airborne geophysics, while appointing renowned porphyry expert Doug Kirwin to its advisory board.

New Frontier Minerals has reported exceptional assay results from its Harts Range Project in the Northern Territory, revealing two new heavy rare earth element prospects with significant niobium and tantalum mineralisation. These findings extend a mineralised corridor over two kilometres and set the stage for upcoming drill programs.