Latest Nsw Government News

Copper Search Limited made significant strides in the June 2025 quarter, revealing promising Heavy Mineral Sands potential in South Australia and securing a strategic option over a major NSW gold-copper project, while raising $1.15 million to fuel its exploration ambitions.

Larvotto Resources has secured preliminary regulatory approval to extend mining at its Hillgrove Gold-Antimony Mine through 2026, paving the way for project financing and production ramp-up.

Copper Search Limited reports encouraging geophysical survey results at its Byrock Project in NSW, identifying significant chargeability anomalies and new magnetic targets indicative of copper-gold mineralisation. The company plans further ground work and drilling later this year to advance these promising prospects.

Clara Resources is gearing up for a pivotal drilling campaign at its Ashford Coking Coal Project while successfully raising $1.245 million through an entitlement offer and placement. The company also navigates significant board changes and continues exploration at its Kildanga Nickel/Cobalt project.

Trigg Minerals has solidified its ownership of the Wild Cattle Creek antimony deposit with NSW government approval and confirmed high-grade antimony and tungsten mineralisation beneath the site. The company also expanded its New South Wales footprint through strategic acquisitions of historic gold and antimony projects.

Peel Mining Limited has reported a significant upgrade to its Wagga Tank Mineral Resource Estimate, enhancing the South Cobar Project’s global resource base and advancing its pre-feasibility study with promising cost and timeline benefits.

Larvotto Resources has modified its Hillgrove Antimony-Gold Project to adopt dry stacking for tailings, a move that promises environmental benefits and faster regulatory approval without impacting project economics.

Trigg Minerals has secured NSW Government approval for the transfer of its Achilles Project licence, enabling formal exploration of the high-grade Wild Cattle Creek antimony deposit.

NuCoal Resources has strongly condemned the NSW Premier’s refusal to compensate for losses tied to the 2014 cancellation of its Doyles Creek exploration licence, signaling a protracted battle ahead.