Latest Geophysical Surveying News

Talisman Mining has initiated a targeted drilling campaign at its Walkers Hill Project in NSW, aiming to test a significant gold anomaly supported by historical mineralisation and recent geophysical data. Meanwhile, a comprehensive geophysical survey at Yarindury sets the stage for upcoming drill tests.

Stavely Minerals reports exceptional gold assay results from its Stavely Project in western Victoria, highlighting promising shallow mineralisation and metallurgical testwork confirming efficient gold recovery. The company also secures government grants to advance its Hawkstone nickel-copper exploration.

Orange Minerals NL has raised $810,000 to fund exploration and due diligence on its new Tepa Gold Project acquisition in Ghana, while advancing promising Australian projects with notable assay results.

Middle Island Resources reports progress on its Northern Territory and Queensland projects, highlighting new exploration targets and a solid cash position as it plans next drilling phases.

FireFly Metals has identified 325 promising geophysical targets at its Green Bay copper-gold project in Newfoundland, using advanced airborne surveys, and is accelerating drilling with strong financial backing.

Somerset Minerals has reported visible copper mineralisation in multiple drill holes across its expansive Coppermine Project in Nunavut, Canada, confirming the district-scale potential of this underexplored copper belt. The company is preparing for a larger Phase-2 exploration campaign as assay results are awaited.

Hillgrove Resources’ latest Magnetotelluric survey at Kanmantoo reveals deep alteration zones extending over 2km and a southern extension beyond known mineralisation, setting the stage for targeted drilling at Emily Star in September 2025.

Black Cat Syndicate delivered robust gold production growth in Q2 2025, advancing its Lakewood processing operations and expanding tenement holdings around Big Sarah. The company’s strong financial position and operational momentum set the stage for further growth in the coming quarter.

New Frontier Minerals has identified a new heavy rare earth prospect, Old Trafford, at its Harts Range Project, extending mineralisation and advancing plans for maiden drilling.

Sipa Resources has completed a key drilling program at its South Australian gold projects and secured A$1.6 million in new funding to accelerate exploration activities across multiple sites.

Antares Metals has reported promising exploration progress at its Mt Isa North project, revealing new copper mineralisation zones and multiple high-priority uranium targets. The discoveries set the stage for further drilling and resource definition.

Deep Yellow Limited reports significant progress at its flagship Tumas uranium project in Namibia and successful pilot testing at Mulga Rock in Australia, supported by a robust cash position of A$217.4 million.