A rather tenuous link between these posts comes from this...

A rather tenuous link between these posts comes from this conclusion drawn by PJ Russell after a review of Newmont's and Newcrest' work at Havieron and environs between the late 80's and 1996.

This 2003 WAMEX open file report gives a very good summary of the work done to that date. azy ncm hav a068545_terringa ann 2003 30-1445 -6045_12081986.pdf

It looks like they drilled one more hole and flew some geophysics but the 400+m of cover and only teasing results meant NCM finally surrendered the tenement (again) in 2008/9.

Some images from the above 2003 report and others.

Processed magnetic image.

1996/5 compilation.

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The serendipity of discovery.  Great word.  NCM came within 200m at Havieron. 

They also explored many of the other named magnetic anomalies in the area during the 1990's but Havieron was the most prospective.  A summary of probably 1000+ pages of repetitious dense data.