Latest Queensland Government News

Carnaby Resources has revealed preliminary VTEM survey results identifying multiple new conductors at its Greater Duchess Copper Gold Project, highlighting promising targets in a largely unexplored southern corridor.

Ballymore Resources’ latest drilling at the Dittmer Project in north Queensland has uncovered exceptional bonanza-grade gold intersections, including a staggering 221.31 g/t gold over 0.4 metres. The company is now preparing to test a deep porphyry target that could redefine the project’s potential.

Pure Hydrogen Corporation has secured a 15-year Potential Commercial Area approval and extended its ATP 927 permit for the Windorah Gas Project, marking a critical regulatory milestone ahead of its planned spinout.

Sunshine Metals has reported exceptional high-grade gold intersections from shallow drilling at its Liontown prospect, reinforcing its strategy to target near-surface oxide gold resources. The company plans to fast-track resource upgrades and mining studies following metallurgical testing.

Ballymore Resources has won $400,000 in Queensland government grants to accelerate exploration at its Dittmer Project, targeting significant copper-gold porphyry systems beneath historic mines.

Sunshine Metals has secured nearly $400,000 in Queensland government grants to advance drilling and geophysical surveys at its Ravenswood Consolidated Project, targeting promising gold and copper deposits.

Tartana Minerals has made significant strides towards boosting copper output by signing a key agreement to process ore at the Mungana facility, securing a $10 million financing package, and winning a government grant for exploration drilling.

Zenith Minerals reported a pivotal quarter advancing exploration at its Dulcie Far North and Red Mountain gold projects, while agreeing to divest its Turkish Kavaklitepe interest, sharpening its focus on domestic assets.

Superior Resources Limited reports strong progress on its Steam Engine Gold Project, unveiling new gold zones and advancing feasibility studies, while securing government funding for Bottletree drilling and nearing a maiden resource estimate at Cockie Creek.

The Star Entertainment Group reported a 9% revenue decline to $271 million in Q3 FY25 alongside a $21 million EBITDA loss, driven by seasonal factors and operational challenges. The company is advancing strategic investments and joint venture exits amid ongoing liquidity pressures and regulatory hurdles.

Blue Energy has resolved a significant legal hurdle by securing an amended Environmental Authority for its Sapphire asset, enabling progression of the Petroleum Lease 1034 and continued pilot production testing despite operational interruptions.

Vintage Energy reported a dip in quarterly sales and production but achieved cost savings and secured a key permit renewal, positioning itself for a production uplift program despite recent flooding delays.