Emu NL’s Condingup rare earths project near Esperance. Credit: File Emu NL has tabled anomalous rare earths results in 33 of 34 air-core (AC) holes sunk at the company’s Condingup project near Esperance, with assays as high as 2513 parts per million total rare earth oxides (TREO). The company’s latest assay highlights show solid wide intercepts, with a 42m hit grading 1105ppm TREO from 68m, 36m going 1578ppm TREO from 72m and 28m at 1092ppm TREO from 72m. The peak assay of 4m

High-grade copper from Emu NL’s Georgetown project. Credit: File Mineral explorer Emu NL has kicked up a collection of intriguing rocks during a maiden first foray into its Georgetown project in Queensland, returning a staggering 18 per cent copper, 35.4 ounces silver and 26 per cent lead. They are compelling numbers by any measure. Late last year, the company secured the right to earn up to 80 per cent of a trio of exploration permits – Firey Creek, Georgetown and Perpendicu

Air-core drilling returns from Emu NL’s Condingup rare earths project. Credit: File. Emu NL expects an October assay return after completing a maiden drilling program on time and on budget at its Condingup clay-hosted rare earths project near Esperance on Western Australia’s south coast. The company says the 34 holes, totalling 2762m, targeted clay traps adjacent to and overlying the Booanya granite outcrops which produced rock chips testing as high as 2124 parts per million

Emu NL is turning up rare earths such as dysprosium. Credit: File Perth-based explorer Emu NL has kicked off its maiden drilling campaign at its 100 per cent-owned Condingup clay-hosted rare earths project, near Esperance on Western Australia’s scenic south coast. The 3000m air-core (AC) program will test rare earths enrichment within clay traps imaged by passive seismic, adjacent to and overlying the fertile Booanya granite, which the company says may have leached its pay in

Emu NL has imaged a swarm of rare earths targets in WA’s emerging mineral hotspot near Esperance. Credit: File Perth-based explorer Emu NL is poised to drill a network of clay-filled, rare earths-prospective channels up to 6km wide and down to 100m in depth at its wholly-owned Condingup project near Esperance on Western Australia’s picturesque south coast. The company believes its clays act as a host for rare earths leached from the underlying and fertile Booanya granite intr

Emu NL has confirmed historical rare earths results at its Merredin project in WA’s Wheatbelt. Credit: File Emu NL has added a fourth rare earths discovery to its growing portfolio after rock-chip samples at its Merredin project complemented historic assay results of up to 1405 parts per million total rare earth oxides (TREO). The company’s new samples returned results of up to 971ppm TREO, backing up a review of the Geological Survey of Western Australia’s public hard-rock g

Emu NL has recorded positive results from drilling at its Graceland project near Lake Grace. Credit: File ASX-listed Emu NL has confirmed what it says are “outstanding” rare earths at its Graceland project near Lake Grace in Western Australia’s Eastern Wheatbelt, after assays from its maiden drill campaign at the site returned results of up to 960 parts per million total rare earths oxide (TREO). The company completed an eight-hole reverse-circulation (RC) drill campaign at t

Emu NL staff measuring rock orientations. Credit: File A new rare earths zone appears to be emerging in Western Australia’s Great Southern region, with Emu NL reporting an intriguing discovery in the town of Jerramungup, 450km south-east of Perth. The company says it found significant rare earths mineralisation in a maiden five-hole drill campaign at its project known as Viper, while drilling around the historic Netty mine looking for copper and precious metals. It says it fo

Emu NL is looking to provide more rare earths for the green energy transition. Credit: File Emu NL has enlarged its mineralised footprint in the heart of Esperance’s rare earths region in southern Western Australia after rock chips returned results of up to 1242 parts per million total rare earth oxides (TREO) from its latest reconnaissance survey. Management says the fieldwork from outcropping Booanya suite granites has revealed high-value magnet rare earth oxides representi