As part of a search for possible Olympic Dam style iron oxide - associated copper-gold(-uranium) deposits, as well as for fault-related vein style uranium deposits and roll front type uranium deposits, a review of past exploration data was conducted and prospective +2 mGal gravity anomalies were identified at the eastern margin of the Tanner Dam Granite and elsewhere on the licence. During November 2007 a gravity survey consisting of 333 stations was acquired on a 1 km x 1 km grid over approximately 70% of the tenement area. No further major field work was carried out. Modelling and interpretation of the gravity data undertaken during 2008 did not reveal any significant residual gravity anomalies, while a limited field reconnaissance did not identify any prospective geological features. The extent and depth of cover of young Gawler Range Volcanics units was felt to be an unsurmountable hindrance to further investigations, and so in mid-2009 it was decided to surrender the licence and focus activities on the licensee's other holdings.