The Queen Victoria Rocks Project is located south-west of Coolgardie, Western Australia.
The project has historical nickel sulphide intercepts and gold potential.
All tenements are 100% owned by Hannans with Vale farming-in to earn an interest.
Adjoins ground in joint venture with major nickel company Mincor Resources NL.
January 31, 2010
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Queen Victoria Rocks Project
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October 22, 2009
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September 14, 2009
General Meeting
14 September 2009
August 24, 2009
April 30, 2009
Jigalong Project-Manganese, Iron, Base Metals & Uranium
Forrestania Project– Nickel Sulphides & Gold
Lake Johnston Project – Nickel Sulphides & Gold
Queen Victoria Rock Project – Nickel Sulphides
Sunday Project– Gold
April 15, 2009
October 20, 2008
July 16, 2008
Joint venture negotiations in progress.
More...April 22, 2008
Final helicopter borne (VTEM) survey report received, numerous well located anomalies identified substantially increasing nickel prospectivity; anomalies adjacent to positive VTEM results obtained by the Mincor Resources NL / Emu Nickel Ltd JV
Hannans to seek joint venture for QVR Nickel Project
More...January 31, 2008
Helicopter borne geophysical (VTEM) survey targeting nickel completed; preliminary results define several well located geophysical anomalies
Lithogeochemical study to aid gold exploration commenced
Planning of extensive auger sampling targeting gold in the 3rd Quarter completed
More...October 31, 2007
A helicopter borne VTEM survey was planned over the QVR magnetic features during the 1st Quarter. Of particular interest is the magnetic feature to the north of the Spargos Ultramafic. It will be flown in conjunction with a major nickel miner, who is in joint venture with tenement holders on the tenure immediately to the west of Hannans ground.
A review of Hannans’ historical exploration results during the 1st Quarter has identified that lithogeochemical studies at the Spargos and Valliant gold prospects may assist drill targeting and identification of a source to the previously identified auger and gold anomalous alteration systems identified in the aircore drilling.
More...October 16, 2007
A helicopter borne electromagnetic survey (VTEM) has been planned for this Quarter over the QVR magnetic features.
Plans will be made to conduct lithogeochemical studies at the Spargos and Valliant gold prospects that may assist drill targeting and identification of a source to the previously identified
More...May 16, 2007
RC drill results for nickel have been returned and further geophysical surveys have been planned. Additional aircore programmes for gold have been proposed.
More...April 16, 2007
Reverse circulation (RC) drilling for nickel in progress to test geophysical targets
Follow-up aircore drilling required to increase understanding of gold-insoil anomalies
More...February 12, 2007
Five discrete untested targets have been identified in a recently completed Induced Polarisation (IP) survey at the Queen Victoria Rocks (QVR) project and will be drill tested in March.
More...January 30, 2007
January 15, 2007
Aircore drilling (13,000m approx.) planned for January and February to test significant gold anomalies
Induced polarisation (IP) survey planned for February to refine previously identified electromagnetic (EM) conductors
Reverse circulation (RC) drilling planned for this Quarter to test IP targets for nickel sulphide mineralisation, subject to approvals
Ground EM survey completed during the 2nd Quarter that identified four new EM conductors
Flora survey completed during the 2nd Quarter
Auger sampling for gold completed and results received during the 2nd Quarter with new gold anomalies identified
More...December 21, 2006
Four new ground geophysical (EM) anomalies have been identified at the Queen Victoria Rock (QVR) Project located 45 km south-west of Coolgardie, Western Australia. These conductors may indicate the presence of sulphides at depth. Induced polarization (IP) surveys are scheduled for January 2007 to better define the conductors prior to drill testing. Drill samples will be assayed for nickel. QVR is 100% owned by Hannans Reward Ltd
More...December 11, 2006
A further two significant gold-in-auger soil anomalies have been identified at the Queen Victoria Rock (“QVR”) Project located 45 km south-west of Coolgardie, Western Australia. Aircore drilling is being planned to test these anomalies during January and February 2007. QVR is 100% owned by Hannans Reward Ltd
More...October 11, 2006
Aircore drilling (4,000m approx.) to test significant gold anomaly planned for November, subject to approvals, with results anticipated 2nd Quarter
Ground geophysical survey planned for 2nd Quarter
More...September 26, 2006
September 7, 2006
July 11, 2006
Drilling approvals obtained
More...April 20, 2006
Queen Victoria Rocks (near Coolgardie, WA): significant gold / copper anomaly identified during historical data review
More...June 7, 2005
April 29, 2005
Assay results pending from recent drilling at QVR nickel sulphide prospect
More...April 8, 2005
March 15, 2005
January 18, 2005
Downhole electromagnetic surveys identified three significant off-hole conductors that may represent massive nickel sulphides
Drilling returned two separate 1 metre intervals of 1.3% nickel
More...November 26, 2004
October 27, 2004
Queen Victoria Rock (QVR) Nickel Sulphide Prospect – Exploration during the quarter confirmed strong background nickel sulphide content in the ultramafic package (results released to the ASX on 12 August 2004). A follow-up seven hole diamond drilling and geophysics program commenced on 24 September 2004 and concluded on 23 October 2004. Results from this program are pending.
More...September 24, 2004
August 12, 2004
July 5, 2004
Approvals granted for drill testing at Queen Victoria Rock nickel prospect (near Coolgardie, Western Australia) – all government approvals have now been obtained enabling drill testing to commence. The initial diamond drill hole and down-hole geophysics is anticipated to commence within the fortnight.
More...April 20, 2004
Progress at Queen Victoria Rock – the moving loop and fixed loop electromagnetic (EM) survey completed at the QVR nickel sulphide prospect (near Coolgardie, Western Australia) has identified three anomalous (abnormal or deviating from general) responses that are interpreted to have bedrock sources (drill targets).
More...March 31, 2004
February 11, 2004
January 30, 2004
Four prospecting licences at Queen Victoria Rocks located 50 kms south of Coolgardie were granted on 4 December 2003. The area, known as the Spargos Prospect, has returned intercepts for previous explorers including 1.52m @ 4.55% Ni, 9.15m @ 2.13% Ni and 4.57 m @ 1.30% Ni.
More...December 5, 2003
November , 2003