West Tanami Project – Tanami Province
The West Tanami is a belt scale gold project that covers 100km of a well endowed gold province that is significantly underexplored. The project lies 100km to the west-northwest of Newmont’s giant +20Moz Callie gold deposit in the Northern Territory
Exploration by Hamelin Gold has been aimed at the identification and delineation of near surface gold mineralisation that defines the interpreted footprint of large scale gold mineral systems. This work has resulted in the identification of five multi-kilometre long gold anomalies where detailed exploration is now focused.
Fremlins South
Aircore drilling at Fremlins South, located 14 kilometres south of the Coyote Gold Mine, has confirmed extensions to previously identified shallow gold mineralisation (see ASX announcement 12 September 2025). Gold anomalism greater than 1g/t is now defined over a strike length exceeding 400 metres and remains open at depth.
The drilling supports the sigmoidal dilational zone interpreted in earlier aircore and RC programs with potential remaining for high-grade gold shoots within the broader mineralised corridor. A +1g/t gold, northeast trending zone has been identified within the broader mineralised envelope.
Fremlins South RC drilling results (GDA94 z52) see ASX announcements 12 Sep 2025 & 14 Nov 2025
Significant aircore intersections at South Fremlins include (see ASX Announcement 14 Nov 2026):
- 12 metres @ 0.82 g/t Au from 24 metres (TLA0134)
- incl. 6 metres @ 1.34 g/t Au from 26 metres
- 6 metres @ 1.01 g/t Au from 40 metres (TLA0125)
- 4 metres @ 0.99 g/t Au from 30 metres (TLA0129)
Current drill traverse spacing at Fremlins South is 160 metres on east-west lines. Infill aircore drilling along the +1g/t gold zone is planned and will provide greater confidence in the continuity of mineralisation, improve the 3D geological model and define targets for deeper RC and diamond drilling