Located in the West Yilgarn goldfields of Western Australia, the Burnakura Gold Mine consists of 58.8 square km of mining leases and prospecting licenses, a fully permitted 160,000 tonne per annum (450 tpd) CIL gold plant, rolling stock, underground equipment, workshops, office space and a 90 man camp.  The project covers 12km of prospective strike length along a major auriferous shear zone and mesothermal gold system.  Historic production on the project focused on lower grade surface oxides, which had been historically mined from 15 open pits stretching along the entire 12 km of strike length.

Management believes significant potential exists to expand the low grade surface and high grade underground resources on the property.  ATW's current focus is to streamline production facilities at Burnakura, with a goal of pouring the company’s first gold in mid 2008. 

The Gullewa Gold Mine is located 450 km north of Perth, 160 km east of Geraldton and 300km south west of ATW’s 100% owned Burnakura Gold Mine in the Yilgarn goldfields of Western Australia.

The Gullewa Project includes a total of 756 km² of mineral tenements that cover the prospective central and southern portions of the Gullewa Greenstone Belt and include the Gullewa Mining Centre, the Deflector Deposit, the Prince George Mine, the Michaelangelo and Monarch Prospects.

Mining infrastructure assets of the Gullewa Project include a turn-key gold operation with a Carbon-In-Leach plant capable of up to 300,000 tpa (tonne per annum) gold production, a licensed tailings disposal facility, a 50-person camp, offices, workshops, bore fields and haulage roads.