Four new Exploration Release Areas (ERAs) will be open to applications in late July. The new areas are: ERA1130 - Rebecca Road, ERA1131 - Possum Banks, ERA1132 - Priory and ERA1133 - Mount Dundas. Read on to discover more information regarding these areas and how to prepare a competitive ERA application that will afford the best chance of successfully gaining new exploration ground.
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Four new Exploration Release Areas (ERAs) will be open to applications in late August. The new areas are: ERA1126 - Heemskirk Road, ERA1127 - Henty Moraine, ERA1128 - Beechford Road and ERA1129 - Mt. Paris. Read on to find out more information regarding these areas and how to prepare a competitive ERA application that will afford the best chance of successfully gaining new exploration ground.
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Director of Mines intends to recommend to the Minister for Resources that they grant exploration licence EL19/2018 in the Mathinna area to Stavely Tasmania Pty Ltd. Anyone claiming an estate or proprietary interest within the application area may make comment or lodge a formal objection to the granting of the application prior to 28 June 2019.
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MRT has intruduced a monthly newsletter. MRT NEWS is a 1-page, monthly publication containing brief announcements and notifications relevant to its subscribers. Specifically it will focus on notifying readers of upcoming Exploration Release Areas (ERAs), recommendations to grant new Exploration Licences (ELs), major new appointments, changes to legislation, regulations or policy, and the...
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On May 15th, Minister for Resources, Sarah Courtney announced that eleven successful projects will share over $486,000 in grants from the second round of Exploration Drilling Grant Initiative (EDGI) funding. EDGI is a Tasmanian Government initiative to promote greenfields drilling in Tasmania, with $2M of funding over four years.
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