Final technical report on EL 25049 Amadeus West for period 11 September 2006 to 21 December 2010

Abstract

Toro and it's predecessor Nova Energy acquired all available data including digital landsat photography and undertook interpretation of this data. Potential for sedimentary hosted uranium mineralisation, like Angela-Pamela, was established. It was viewed by Toro that this tenement on its own could not be effectively explored. Therefore, the company applied for (and was granted in October 2009) the adjacent EL 27183. At this point, negotiations were initiated with the Central Land Council for expansion of the agreement, and a sacred site clearance application was submitted for reconnaissance work and aircore drilling over the combined licences. These were not progressed to any extent during the year because Traditional Owners were not certain of their position and a meeting could not be scheduled earlier in 2010. During this time, the MMP that had been prepared was not submitted and no field work could be carried out. A meeting with Traditional Owners was finally held in November 2010, but confirmed their reluctance to allow Toro access for purposes of exploration on the adjacent licence and as a result, both tenements were surrendered. No on ground exploration was carried out during tenure.