Exploration grants are open for applications
Applications for round 16 of the Geophysics and Drilling Collaborations program are now open. Up to $3 million in co-funding is available for selected, eligible projects. Apply now through GrantsNT.
NTGS attended Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada (PDAC)
NTGS was at this year’s PDAC, the world's premier mineral exploration and mining conference held on 5-8 March in Toronto.
AGES 2023 program highlights announced
There are now only eight weeks to go before the Northern Territory Geological Survey's 24th AGES conference, which will be held in Alice Springs Convention Centre on 18-19 April. Check out the program highlights for AGES 2023.
Guidelines for the upcoming round of exploration grants released
The Geophysics and Drilling Collaborations (GDC) guidelines and templates have been released for round 16. Applications will be opening on 20 February 2023 through GrantsNT.
AGES 2023 registrations open now!
Registrations are now open for the Annual Geoscience and Exploration Seminary (AGES) being held in Alice Springs on April 18 - 19 2023.
Mineral production value increases in 2021-22
The Territory's mineral production figure has increased to $4.86 billion, up 14% from last year.
New deposit atlases released in Tennant Creek region
Two new digital information packages (DIPS) comprising 3D compilations and deposit atlases for the Juno and Northern Star deposits, Warramunga Province are available to download.
New age constraints on the base metal mineralisation of the Rover field, Warramunga Province
NTGS has released NTGS Record 2022-010 detailing the in situ Rb-Sr geochronology constraints on the tectono-metamorphic history and base metal mineralisation of the Rover field, Warramunga Province.
New geological map released in eastern Aileron and Irindina provinces, central Australia
NTGS has released the 1st edition Jinka 1:100 000 geological map and explanatory notes.
Legacy data capture program hits a major milestone
More than one million legacy exploration data points from more than 3,600 company reports have now been digitally captured and released since the Resourcing the Territory program commenced in 2018, with data capture now focussing on the Pine Creek region.