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A new generation, second edition MARREE 1:250 000 scale geological map and its explanatory notes have been published. These documents represent the conclusion of the Geological Survey of South Australia's latest geological mapping program (1993 to...

The STRZELECKI 1:250 000 map area lies adjacent to the NSW border in the centre of the Strzelecki Desert, and covers some of the main hydrocarbon producing areas in SA around Moomba. Most of these oil and gas fields are located in the northern half of...

A licence consisting of two land portions located respectively 48 and 74 km east of Lake Frome is being explored for possible economic sandstone-hosted Tertiary palaeochannel uranium similar to known deposits found elsewhere within the Callabonna...

A search for possible economic sandstone-hosted uranium mineralisation formed within Tertiary sediments and perhaps also the underlying Mesozoic strata in the Lake Coonee area, located in the Strzelecki Desert 140 km north-west of Broken Hill, has...

The subject relinquished portion of EL 6291, comprising 29% of the ground formerly held by the licensee since its second partial surrender in October 2015, has been explored for possible buried sediment-hosted uranium mineralisation of Beverley type...

The entire extent of the main Lake Frome salina was taken up in early 2015 with three contiguous licences covering a total area of 2718 square km, to explore for a salt lake brine potash resource which might be economic to develop to supply the local...

As part of ongoing regional Tertiary stratigraphic appraisal work, an area located to the south and east of the Beverley uranium deposit was explored for economic roll-front style sedimentary uranium mineralisation by conducting resistivity surveys...

PACE drilling collaboration proposal DPY5-03 was formulated to drill test two gravity - (magnetic) anomalies located by 500 m x 500 m spaced gravity data which had been read by Newcrest Operations along the crest of the buried Benagerie Ridge basement...

Rotary drilling of 23 open holes (total 4 817 m) in a search for Tertiary sedimentary uranium occurrences north-west of Lake Frome intersected an aureole of radioactivity greater than ten to fifteen times background level in eight of the holes.

In the search for possible economic sedimentary uranium lately centred on buried Tertiary palaeochannels in the vicinity of Munyallina Creek, where earlier good drilling indications of roll-front uranium mineralisation had been detected, licence...

Two peripheral areas of the subject licence have been relinquished owing to their perceived poor potential for containing economic palaeochannel uranium mineralisation within Tertiary sediments. Two rotary mud drillholes were drilled in the western...

Diamond drillhole WC1 was drilled by Marathon to a total depth of 173.5 m over the Woolatchi Creek aeromagnetic anomaly, as part of an ongoing search for uranium and base metals in the north-eastern Flinders Ranges and Lake Frome Plains region....

The PACE Initiative drilling collaboration proposal DPY3-06 was formulated to drill test three gravity - (magnetic) anomalies seen along the buried Benagerie Ridge area of the Curnamona Province of South Australia, on EL 3019 (Quinyambie Station)...

41 open-hole rotary drillholes (total 5999 metres) were drilled and geophysically logged to search for possible sedimentary uranium occurrences in the Early Cretaceous Parabarana Formation and in overlying altered Miocene sands, over an area of the...

As a PACE Initiative Year 5 drilling project that was approved for part-subsidy by PIRSA, a 16,777 m shallow rotary mud drilling programme was undertaken during the period August to November 2008 within five of the Sturt Joint Venture exploration...

Drilling of fourteen exploration holes has been completed to date within the subject licence area, in a search for economic roll-front uranium occurrences within Tertiary sediments. Based on the current available data, the eastern portion of the...

A small area centred ~ 53 km east-northeast of Lake Frome has been explored for possible economic Tertiary palaeochannel hosted roll front style sedimentary uranium mineralisation. The Geoscience Australia Frome Embayment Airborne Electromagnetic...

During the eleventh licence year, Red Metal drilled only one vertical rotary mud uranium exploratory open hole to 224 m depth, and logged it radiometrically. No significant gamma ray wireline log peaks were recorded from within clayey, mostly oxidised...

A licence consisting of three sub-areas which were located on Lake Frome proper was taken in order to assess the potential for it to have economic buried Beverly or Four Mile style roll front sedimentary uranium mineralisation. No field work was...