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Ongoing exploration for Broken Hill - type mineralisation, across an enlarged licence area extending south and south-west from Cockburn to the edge of the Murraylands, consisted of intensive shallow auger/RAB bedrock drilling of geochemical and...

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The iron-rich rocks of South Australia have been classified into six deposit types - residual, chemical sedimentary iron formations, Fe-skarn and, of lesser significance, hydrothermal, clastic and magmatic. Production has been overwhelmingly from...

This report on the original Crockers Well prospect follows upon the completion of the diamond drilling programme, and, since no further exploration is recommended, is a final appraisal of this deposit. Numerous progress reports have been submitted...

Radium Hill developed from the discovery in 1906 of an outcrop of davidite, a complex oxide composed of rare earths, uranium, iron and titanium. The deposit was worked on a small scale up to World War 1 as a source of radium. In 1944, the Federal...

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This publication represents the work of many officers of the Geological Survey, over a number of years from 1946 to the latter part of 1953. It includes descriptions of the important uranium deposits of Radium Hill, Crockers Well, Mount Painter and...

Geological conditions affecting the construction programme are discussed, and recommendations made for detailed exploration.

Includes an outline of the Adelaidean stratigraphy, and the underlying igneous and metamorphic rock types, and brief, mainly historical review of the economic geology.

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Systematic soil sampling, plus ground magnetic traversing and some IP surveying, were carried out in the Trinity mine - King Dam area to investigate anomalous copper values in the shallow subsurface, previously reported in 1968 by Mines Administration...

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Sillimanite, andalusite and kyanite are three minerals with the same chemical composition (Al2SiO5) but with distinctive crystal structure and heating properties. All eventually convert to mullite at high temperatures. Sillimanite is the most...

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The three areas of crystalline Precambrian rocks which are the subjects of this paper are associated with Palaeozoic fold belts and granites and have been described as 'Blocks' on the Tectonic Map of Australia (1971 Ed.) The writer now believes that...

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