NST quarterly from this time last year: Central Tanami Project...

NST quarterly from this time last year:

Central Tanami Project (25% NST)
During the quarter, compilation of all historical exploration and drill hole information progressed with the generation of composite GIS data sets for the entire project area. Field reconnaissance activities have commenced on identified regional targets within the joint venture area.
Commencement of planned drilling programs on the Groundrush-Ripcord and Hurricane-Repulse trends is pending completion of statutory approvals for the programs.

NST's MMP for the CTP dated 28th February 2017 (Approved 5th June 2017) page 24:

4.2 Proposed Activities

NST are the proposed nominated operator of all activities being conducted at the CTP, taking over from TGNL. A nomination of operator application form has previously been submitted and is held by the DPIR.

A total of 320 drill holes for approximately 50,000m are proposed. Proposed activities will be concentrated in two centres, Groundrush (ML22934) and Hurricane Repulse (MLS153). Mapping and low level reconnaissance soil and geochemical sampling across the regional Exploration Leases is also envisaged but these programs are not sufficiently developed to form part of this submission and will be submitted as a separate MMP. Details of the proposed work by activity centre are described below.

The key objectives of the 2017 proposed drilling programs are to:

 Extend and further delineate the known mineralisation down plunge and along strike of the Groundrush deposit, predominantly in a South Easterly direction.
 Infill the existing drilling at the Ripcord deposit (~4km South East of Groundrush) from 50m x 50m (and greater) to a nominal 25m x 25m spacing and extend mineralisation north along strike towards Groundrush.
 Test the mineralisation potential of targets such as Western Dolerite and Tandem.
 Identify extensions and any parallel offset mineralisation to the Hurricane-Repulse deposit around the existing Central Tanami Processing Plant.

The initial stages of the proposed drilling program are expected to commence in the first quarter of 2017 dependent on a review of all NST tenure in the Tanami Region. Reviews of all historical deposits at the Central Tanami Project (CTP) are currently underway with a collective analysis determining the overall exploration and resource development strategy.

https://dpir.nt.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0003/434613/mmp-NSR-central-tanami-project.PDF

Way to much to post but lots and lots of drilling/sampling/mapping