Give it a break userkc!
I think most would know 99% of the potential gold deposits in Australia are under EPM, MDL, mining leases etc;
A fortunate few get permission to enter a very few of those leases by agreement (usually for a percentage) and detect or have permission to pan on private land where there is no commercially viable deposit.
Other viable areas are being systematically worked by small to large mining companies.
You would be lucky to find an area that is not taken.
Before you post any more I would suggest looking at the available lands over the areas on the Australian Government Minerals and Resources maps for each State or Territory available on the web.
Not only do you have governmental regulations to consider you also have the Native Title claimants to reach an agreement with. Property owner agreements, application fees, rentals, exploration expenditure targets to reach and reporting commitments to contend with. Oh yea, and there's the EPA! (Am I living in Australia? or was it Russia?)
The only thing the most of us are hoping to find is a few grams whilst enjoying panning or detecting as a hobby. Most of us have done our research through the mineral resources and geological maps in each State or Territory.
Most of us will never expect to cover cost, one or two may be fortunate enough to find one of those very rare 10 oz + nuggets, (usually found in old areas mined out by the old timers who were known to miss a bit now and then).
The very hard working individuals who own their own leases deserve every ounce they get, sorry, no "Free Loaders".( most of them go broke).
Take your idea to the stock exchange if your serious.
Just to be on the safe side I have forwarded your details to the fraud squad, they can take it from there.
Alaska may be more worth your while.
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