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What lies beneath

EXPLORATION is needed in areas of cover if Australia wants to maintain its position as world leader in mining and unlock its hidden potential; because most, if not all, of the world-class deposits at or near surface have already been found.

Karma Barndon
Australian landscape.

Australian landscape.

Australian exploration has long concentrated on areas with little to minimal cover, which accounts for around 30% of the continent; meaning around 70% of the country has not been explored yet. However,...

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