Latest Northern Territory Mining News

Orpheus Uranium has launched a targeted exploration program at its Mt Douglas Project in the Northern Territory, supported by a government co-funding grant and approved permits enabling advanced drilling activities.

DeSoto Resources has commenced earthworks and is preparing to launch its maiden drilling program at the Spectrum REE-Au-Cu Project in the Northern Territory, targeting promising copper, gold, and rare earth element prospects.

Prodigy Gold NL has updated its Mineral Resource estimate for the Tregony Gold Deposit, reporting a 25% increase in gold ounces to 80,000oz, driven by 2024 drilling and a lower cut-off grade. The company plans further drilling in 2025 to build on this momentum.

Greenvale Energy has completed extensive airborne magnetic and radiometric surveys over its Northern Territory uranium projects, setting the stage for targeted exploration and drilling.

Patronus Resources has extended gold mineralisation at its Glencoe deposit in the Northern Territory through a recent drilling campaign, revealing multiple high-grade zones beyond the current resource boundaries.

Energy Metals Limited has reported a 12% increase in uranium resources at its flagship Bigrlyi Joint Venture, strengthening its position amid a stable uranium market and robust cash reserves. The company is advancing exploration plans across its Northern Territory and Western Australia projects for 2025.

Far Northern Resources has secured approval for a major drilling program at Bridge Creek and submitted a renewal for its Empire mining lease, maintaining a robust cash position after modest exploration spending in Q1 2025.

Middle Island Resources reports steady progress in its Barkly Copper-Gold Super Project with ongoing drilling and modeling, supported by a recent $819K capital raise and government co-funding.

Orpheus Uranium Limited reports a productive December quarter marked by a successful $1.66 million capital raise, completion of a major gravity survey at Mount Douglas, and ongoing progress toward regulatory approvals for advanced uranium exploration.

Sabre Resources Ltd has identified four new uranium chargeability anomalies at its Dingo Project in the Northern Territory, expanding its exploration potential in the Ngalia Basin. The company plans to drill test these targets pending regulatory approval.