During licence Year 2, work comprised: • providing ongoing land access notifications to relevant landholders and the Native Titleholders; • acquisition over the entire tenement in April 2016 of the second phase of a ground gravity survey, consisting of 2303 stations, again using a 200 m x 200 m station interval. In the south-west of the tenement part of this survey used existing lines from the small gravity grid read previously, but with the new stations positioned midway between the locations of former ones, which served to produce there infill coverage at 100 m x 200 m precision; • evaluating the new gravity data to determine areas for infill surveying; • making further field reconnaissance visits to the Mount Denison – Blyth Creek area to investigate the gravity survey results in relation to outcrop and existing copper occurrences; and • imaging and examining all of the geophysical data collected on the tenement so far to look for coincident anomalies and to determine optimum parameters for doing additional surveys. The licence area had been selected because of a moderate gravity anomaly identified in regional gravity data. This anomaly has now been confirmed and further defined with the recent gravity survey. All gravity anomalies of interest are seen to coincide with changes in the magnetic field character. Preliminary interpretation indicates that the sources of the anomalies are relatively shallow and appear to be in the upper basement.