The Mount Gambier area of south-eastern South Australia is totally dependent upon groundwater for its water supplies. Water of low salinity is extracted from an unconfined aquifer (the Gambier Limestone) and, to a much lesser extent, confined aquifers...

Pollen from deep-sea drillsites on the Ninetyeast Ridge reflects island floras that flourished. in the Paleocone and Oligocene, and showed pronounced similarity to Australian and New Zealand Early Tertiary floras. Although closer to southern...

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At the end of September 1975, 170 bores have been established as monitoring points for the State wide network of observation bores set up under the auspices of the Technical Committee on Water Quality. Analytical results have shown certain bores...

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Assemblages of spores and pollen are recorded from volcanogenic sediments immediately above oceanic basement at drillsites on the Ninety East Ridge, Indian Ocean, and are believed to reflect the vegetation of islands which were emergent along the...

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This report is intended to complement “The Soils and Geology of the Adelaide Area” by Taylor et al. (1974). It was originally planned to publish the work as a Bulletin with coloured map but, due to the lack of soil profile information in many areas,...

Reverse air circulation rotary drilling of four outcrops of potentially glass-grade raw material dolomite rock (42 holes for a total penetration of 924 m), carried out 14 km north-west of Mount Gambier in April 1989 on a 50 m grid within pine...

Surficial sedimentary uranium deposits are estimated to comprise about 4% of world uranium resources. Calcrete deposits form approximately 5% of Australia's total uranium reserves and resources. Exploration for calcrete - hosted uranium of Neogene age...

Three adjoining licence areas that were centred approximately 480 km north-west of Ceduna together occupied the northern section of the Ooldea Range over a stepped NW-SE trending outline having an average width of 25 km and a combined total length of...

The three Denison Range Project tenements, centred approximately 70 km south-east of Oodnadatta, which cover alluvial plains formed adjacent to the south-eastern edge of said range of hills that comprise eroding Palaeo- to Mid-Proterozoic uranium-rich...

EL 4623 licensee AREVA, as part of its Curnamona Project comprising eight tenements, has been exploring the Callabonna Sub-basin since 2004 for possible economic deposits of buried sedimentary uranium mineralisation that may have formed within...

Tasman Resources' ("Tasman") Central Gawler Project tenement acreage, originally comprising seven exploration licences ELs 3339 to 3345, was initially applied for on the basis of perceived prospectivity for diamonds: however, following Tasman's...

Through the financial assistance of PIRSA's PACE Initiative, Iluka Resources has undertaken exploratory drilling activities on its Maralinga area ELs 4330, 4333, 4334, 4337 and 4338 in the eastern Eucla Basin, as approved Year 6 programme DPY6-61....

A group of five adjacent licences were taken out near Emu Field in the southern Arckaringa Basin region, ~250 km west-northwest of Coober Pedy, to explore for possible buried Tertiary, palaeodrainage sediment-sourced, palaeomarine shoreface placer...

A small, two-part licence area, located 15 km west-northwest of Arkaroola Village and ~10 km west-southwest of the Mount Gee uranium occurrence, adjacent to the northern end of the Gammon Ranges National Park, has been explored for possible economic...

The geomorphic feature known as the Ooldea Range, a prominent Eocene dune formed at the limit of the marine transgression on the eastern margin of the Eucla Basin, has now been taken under licence by WA-based company Iluka Resources to explore for...

A group of seven adjacent licences were taken out near Cadney Park Homestead in the southern Arckaringa Basin region, extending for ~45 km to ~180 km north-west of Coober Pedy, to explore for possible buried Tertiary, palaeodrainage sediment-sourced,...