Ongoing copper/uranium exploration of basement and Willouran cover southwest of Moolawatana comprised ground magnetic, IP, EM and TEM surveys, airborne EM (Turair) and magnetic surveys, prospect-scale geochemical surveys and limited diamond drilling (2 holes, total 300m). Activity initially centred on the Balancing Rock prospect near Junction Creek, with the best drilling intersection grading 6.01 metres @ 1.132% Cu from a near surface primary sulphide zone beneath a thin oxidized layer enriched up to 5.5% Cu. Subsequent work was semi-regional geophysical and geochemical surveying aimed at detecting occurrences similar to the Parabarana and Gunsight deposits. Of the Late Proterozoic units investigated, the Brindana Schist appears to offer the best potential for economic mineralization. Although stratiform copper within the basal arenaceous Willouran is still considered a valid target, there have been no indications of this deposit style from airborne EM. The Wooltana Volcanics have a well-demonstrated association with copper mineralization, but within this unit the scope for economic grades and tonnages appears limited.