The Watershed Project is an advanced critical minerals development located about 130km north of Cairns and roughly 35km north-west of the Mount Carbine tungsten mine. The project is owned by Tungsten Mining, which acquired the asset from Vital Metals in 2018 as part of its strategy to develop major tungsten resources in Australia. Watershed hosts […]

Early construction works have kicked off for Tungsten Mining’s Watershed project, about 130km north of Cairns, as the company announces it is fully…

The Mount Carbine tungsten mine in Far North Queensland posted a monthly revenue record of $19.9 million in August as expansion works continue. I…

Tungsten Mining has appointed Cutfield Freeman & Co to advise on debt funding as it powers towards a final investment decision next month for th…

Tungsten Mining has kicked off a major reverse circulation and diamond drilling campaign at its Watershed project in Far North Queensland as it work…

Mount Carbine mine owner EQ Resources is increasing its hold on Far North Queensland tungsten assets with a deal to acquire Aus Critical Minerals an…

Tungsten Mining aims to begin production at Watershed in Far North Queensland in 2027 after a preliminary economic evaluation confirmed strong poten…

Soaring tungsten prices have spurred Tungsten Mining to focus attention on its Watershed project, 130km north of Cairns, and the potential to fast-t…

Positive results from bulk sample testing at the Wolfram Camp project in Far North Queensland have stoked Mount Carbine mine owner EQ Resources’ amb…

Tungsten hit national headlines this week when King Island Scheelite secured a $10 million government loan to redevelop its Dolphin tungsten project…

Tungsten Mining has bought the Watershed tungsten project in far north Queensland for $15 million. The seller, Vital Metals,  completed a definitive…

EQ Resources’ stocks lifted more than 40 per cent by lunchtime today after news of China imposing export controls on some critical minerals includin…

A raft of Queensland projects targeting critical minerals such as vanadium, graphite and cobalt are being promoted in an Association of Mining and E…

Far North Queensland tungsten producer EQ Resources has pressed ‘go’ on a $39 million expansion project at Mount Carbine. The project, which will…

EQ Resources has secured a $250,000 grant for advanced XRT ore sorting trials that could be the key to restarting tungsten production from the forme…

EQ Resources aims to create a hub for the critical metals of tin and tungsten, using its Mount Carbine processing infrastructure to help bring furth…