The Woocalla licence area is continuing to be explored for buried Neoproterozoic stratiform copper mineralisation of the various styles known to be present near Mount Gunson, whilst in addition, the underlying Mesoproterozoic basement is regarded as having significant prospectivity for analogues of the Olympic Dam IOCG style of mineralisation, and for vein gold only mineralisation similar to recent discoveries made at Challenger and elsewhere on the Gawler Craton During the 2000-2001 licence year, JV work on the Mount Gunson Project was focussed mainly on EL 2639 Mount Gunson, where a programme of deep drilling was in progress. In conjunction with this, a study was completed of the potential for stratiform copper mineralisation to occur within the Adelaidean cover sequence. This study was based mainly on an assessment of lithostratigraphic data from old drillholes, and its coverage included most of the subject EL 2756. Eleven targets were identified. No work was done during the 2001-2002 licence year. During the next year, JV activities on EL 2756 comprised soil geochemical sampling over a stratiform copper target (Target 11), plus the acquisition and interpretation of an infill gravity survey read over various grids. Partial digest assaying of samples collected during August and October 2002 revealed patchy but encouraging anomalies, in part reflecting varying regolith conditions and sample point spacing. One area in the southern part of the licence was given priority for drilling, but to enable an effective pre-drill geophysical data assessment, it was necessary to acquire infill gravity data there. However, the new data failed to generate any obvious targets of economic interest. No work was done during either of the 2003-2004 or 2004-2005 licence years.