This report represents the Final Technical Report for EL 6458 and EL 6783. Originally Tri-Star was targeting coal resources within the Anderson Range Project. This focus shifted in 2021 to uranium conducive to insitu leaching, as well as metalliferous commodities within the Eastern Musgraves basement. This includes orthomagmatic nickel - copper ± PGE, potential BHT deposits and epigenetic Cu-Au. In 2024, Tri-Star commissioned a regional Falcon Airborne Gravity Gradiometry (AGG) survey of 20,729 line km. 482.3 km of this was flown over EL 6458, while 581.1 line km of this was flown over EL 6783, covering both tenements in their entirety covering the EL in its entirety at 1 km north-south line spacing. The survey was flown by Xcalibur Multiphysics Pty Ltd, while the gravity data underwent inversion modelling to assist with depth determination and image major structures with information on size, dip and relative density. This was done by GeoDiscovery Ltd throughout February 2024. The AGG data failed to delineate any prospective uranium features (paleochannels) within EL 6458. Additionally the underlying Musgraves basement is too deep (400-600 m) to be economically mineable for anything smaller than Olympic Dam within EL 6458, while basement depth within EL 6783 was 100-250 m no compelling geophysical features were identified.