Ongoing exploration presently being conducted in the vicinity of the Honeymoon uranium deposit aims to define and characterise extensions to the Honeymoon resource contained within Mining Lease 6109, by testing target areas located just beyond the lease boundaries, and to develop mineralisation models and apply them to exploration for additional deposits within other sections of the Tertiary-aged Yarramba Palaeochannel. A campaign of appraisal drilling has recently been conducted by project licensee Boss Energy with the assistance of co-funding provided by the SA Government through its Accelerated Discovery Initiative (ADI). The locations for drilling were chosen mostly based on the tenor of recorded historical uranium exploration drilling results obtained by previous explorers, but also sought to intersect redox boundaries which might exist in places where complex pre-Tertiary basement palaeotopography might have led to favourable constricted fluvial depositional conditions, as lately indicated by interpreted airborne EM and passive seismic survey data. A first phase of drilling was performed between 10th November to 9th December 2021, with 37 vertical rotary mud holes (18 on EL 6510, and 19 on EL 6081) completed for a total of 4448 m, at the Brooks Dam Extension (BDE), Brooks Dam North (BDN) and Jason’s South (JSS) prospects. Downhole geophysical logging of lithologies was performed on all holes by contractor Borehole Wireline using the following suite of calibrated tools: • Dual Laterolog / Gamma / MDEV stacked tool (DLL3). • Dual Induction / Gamma (EM50). • Formation Density / 3-arm Caliper (FDSC) • Neutron Porosity (DNNS) • Fullwave Sonic (FWS) – only on some holes. PFN logging of each drill hole was also carried out using the Boss Energy in-house logging truck and PFN tools. A second phase of exploratory drilling, comprising 20 vertical rotary mud holes for 2328 m (4 on EL 6510, and 16 on EL 6081), was undertaken in April 2022, and was done primarily at the Lawlor East (LWE), Brooks Dam Extension (BDE) and Eaglehawk Dam (EHD) prospects. 30 of the 37 Phase 1 holes drilled at BDN and JSS made many narrow mineralised intercepts, but with logged uranium grades that generally are less than what was reported historically. Significantly, though, these intercepts appear to be continuous along the channel and are not yet closed off. The Phase 2 drilling proved to be more successful, identifying an extension of potentially economic moderate to high grade uranium mineralisation at several levels within the Eyre Formation channel fill in the BDE prospect area lying immediately north of the Honeymoon mine. 6 of 8 holes drilled there gave logged grade thickness values exceeding 1000 m.ppm. However, the drilling results obtained some distance further afield at the LWE and EHD prospects were disappointing overall, although the geological setting encountered, particularly at the latter prospect, suggests future scout drilling needs to focus further to the west, where deeper erosive weathering of the basement may occur as indicated by passive seismic survey data.