A licence consisting of two separate sub-blocks located respectively ~30 km and ~80 km north-northwest of Tarcoola has been explored for possible buried Archaean gold, nickel laterite and palaeochannel uranium mineralisation. The last named was thought to be the most likely commodity to be found in the area. During the first licence year, Core Exploration did no field work, but undertook a compilation of historical geophysical data including gravity, aeromagnetic, electrical and remote sensing data, as well as compiling past drilling data and surface geochemical data that included both soil and rock chip sampling data. During licence Year 2, partly due to the poor uranium price and market situation, a decision was made to fully surrender tenure.