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Data release made at renewal of the Sturt Joint Venture Project ELs 4062 through 4090, in lieu of submitting a joint partial surrender report for them : joint annual reports, for the period 25/2/2008 to 24/2/2013.
A very large area of the remote far north-east of the State was taken up early in 2008 by the unlisted Thorne-Clarke family company, to explore for sediment-hosted secondary uranium mineralisation of the type found in intracratonic sedimentary basins...-
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Cooinchina Creek (synonym: the West Lake Eyre Project). Annual reports and final report to licence expiry/full surrender, for the period 21/9/2007 to 20/9/2010.
An area located approximately 50 km east of William Creek and abutting the western shoreline of Lake Eyre North was taken up to explore for possible concealed IOCG style base metal and uranium deposits, that could have formed in buried Archaean to...-
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Published: 30 Jun 1910
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Innamincka 3 area (part of the Sturt Joint Venture Project). Final report at licence expiry/full surrender, for the period 25/2/2008 to 24/2/2013.
A large area centred ~80 km north-east of Moomba has been explored for possible buried economic Tertiary to Recent sedimentary uranium mineralisation of roll front style, similar to what occurs as fluvial sandstone - hosted giant secondary deposits...-
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Published: 20 Jan 1914
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EL 4005 - EL 4011, Lake Blanche Project. Combined annual technical reports for the period 16/12/2007 to 16/12/2011.
The Lake Blanche Project lies on the western edge of the Eromanga Basin in South Australia to the north Frome Embayment. The Eromanga Basin of central Australia is a major oil-producing, sedimentary basin of Mesozoic age. Sediments in this basin...-
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Lake Blanche. Progress and final reports for the period 18/6/1970 to 17/6/1972.
TARGET: Roll-front uranium deposits in buried Tertiary sediments. EXPLORATION: An airborne radiometric survey of 600 line miles, and reconnaissance groundwater sampling, followed by the drilling of 42 rotary holes (total 17,928 feet), 24 of which were...-
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