The Milo / Brightlands Project (now held by IsoEnergy following its acquisition via Consolidated Uranium) is a large multi-commodity exploration project located about 40km west of Cloncurry within the Mount Isa Inlier.

The project is centred on the Milo deposit, a substantial iron oxide copper-gold (IOCG) breccia system hosting a mix of uranium, copper, gold and rare earth elements (REEs). Drilling has outlined continuous mineralisation over a strike length of around 1km and widths up to 200m, highlighting its scale and geological continuity. A historical resource estimate suggests about 88 million tonnes of mineralisation, containing copper, uranium and associated metals, although this estimate requires further verification under modern standards.

The project remains at the exploration stage, with significant upside potential from untested targets, including additional gossans and strong radiometric anomalies across the tenement. Development concepts have previously considered open-pit mining with on-site processing of multiple commodities.