The Crush Creek Project is a gold exploration and development project located about 30km south-east of the Mount Carlton gold mine and near the town of Collinsville in the Bowen Basin region. The project forms part of the broader Mount Carlton mineral district and has been explored for epithermal gold-silver mineralisation.

Mineralisation at Crush Creek is classified as low-sulphidation epithermal gold-silver, typically hosted within volcanic rocks and structurally controlled quartz veins and silica breccias. Key prospects within the project area include the BV7 and Delta deposits, where drilling programs have identified zones of shallow high-grade gold mineralisation.

Exploration has involved extensive diamond and reverse-circulation drilling to define mineral resources and test additional targets across the tenement. Results from these programs have highlighted the potential for Crush Creek to supply ore as satellite open-pit operations to the nearby Mount Carlton processing plant.

Although still at the exploration and resource definition stage, the project is considered a prospective gold development that could extend the operational life of processing infrastructure in the Mount Carlton district if further resources are confirmed.