geophysical surveys

Smart rocks and sharper minds how Australia’s data-driven explorers are redefining rare earth and vanadium discovery for the clean energy future

If you thought mining was all about brute force and big rigs, think again.

By Jamie Wade on October 29, 2025
Innovation, Research and Development, Technology Adoption, Collaboration with Research Institutions, Mines & Projects, Project Overviews, Case Studies, Exploration, Geological exploration and resource modelling, Geoscience data visualisation and analytics, Exploration technologies and methodologies
Australia, Western Australia, Goldfields-Esperance, South West, Queensland, North West Minerals Province
Base Metals, Vanadium, Rare Earth Elements, Praseodymium, Neodymium, Terbium, Dysprosium

From data to drill rigs: how Jupiter became Australia’s biggest clay rare earth discovery and a model for finding the next generation of critical minerals

When a geologist looks at a gravity anomaly and sees the future of Australia’s critical minerals, it’s worth paying attention.

By Jamie Wade on October 24, 2025
Exploration, Airborne geophysical surveys and mapping, Geological exploration and resource modelling, Geoscience data visualisation and analytics, Exploration technologies and methodologies
Australia, Western Australia, Mid West
Rare Earth Elements, Praseodymium, Neodymium, Terbium, Dysprosium

WA’s new power players: What Cook’s cabinet shuffle means for mining, money, and the future

Western Australia’s latest cabinet reshuffle under Premier Roger Cook signals continuity and change for key sectors, particularly mining and resources.

By Jamie Wade on March 19, 2025
ESG, Regulatory Adherence, Environmental Permits, Legislative Updates, Stakeholder Communication, Workforce, Recruitment, Training and Development, Labour Relations, Risk, Risk Mitigation, Mines & Projects, Project Overviews, Development Stages
Australia, Western Australia
Gold, Vanadium

Ramelius digs deeper: Granodiorite reshapes gold exploration at Mount Magnet, unlocking new discoveries beyond traditional BIF-hosted deposits

A shift in geological thinking is reshaping exploration at Ramelius Resources’ Mount Magnet Gold Camp, where the company is moving beyond traditional banded iron formation (BIF) deposits to focus on granodiorite-hosted mineralisation.

By Staff Writer on January 22, 2025
Extraction, Innovation, Mines & Projects, Exploration
Australia, Western Australia
Gold