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Swan Reach. Combined first progress/final report to licence surrender for the period 31/3/1969 to 30/9/1969.
Low-level mercury anomalism, possibly originating from blind base metal sulphide orebodies lying within the Cambrian basement concealed under ~ 300 m thickness ofextensive porous sediment cover in an area on the south-western fringe of the Murray...-
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Published: 11 Nov 1969
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Data release - as updated [made at SA Director of Mines' discretion] : The North-western Murray Basin Project. Joint annual reports for the period 29/8/2006 to 28/8/2012.
Twelve licence areas owned and operated by Gold Fields Australasia (GFA), comprising two subareas respectively located approximately 50 km east of Burra and 15 km south-east of the Benda Range, on the eastern edge of the Adelaide Fold Belt, are being...-
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Published: 29 Sep 1912
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RB 70/00057 Programme planning for 1970, Geochemical Exploration Section.
10 projects involving geochemical sampling, minor geophysical surveys and drilling if both prove positive.-
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Published: 09 Apr 1970
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Murray Bridge. Combined first progress/final report to licence surrender for the period 31/3/1969 to 30/9/1969.
Low-level mercury anomalism, possibly originating from blind base metal sulphide orebodies lying within the Cambrian basement concealed under ~ 300 m thickness ofextensive porous sediment cover in an area on the south-western fringe of the Murray...-
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Published: 11 Nov 1969
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Colebatch. Progress reports and final report to licence expiry/full surrender, for the period 12/5/1969 to 11/11/1970.
In a continuation of geochemical exploration for possible large blind base metal sulphide orebodies which may have formed within the concealed Cambrian basement, North Broken Hill carried out infill sampling of significant mercury soil anomalies (>...-
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Southern Murray Basin area. Progress reports and final report to licence expiry/renewal, for the period 17/6/1968 to 31/3/1969.
The south-western fringe of the Murray Basin was explored by the licensee for pointers to possible blind base metal sulphide orebodies lying within the Cambrian basement concealed under extensive, thick porous sediment cover, by performing geochemical...-
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