Gold in Australia- Rules & Regulations for Gold Detecting - PART 1 - QLD, NSW, ACT & VIC

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Want to stay legal while gold prospecting? This tutorial covers Rules and regulations for Fossicking Licences, State Forest Permits and Miner’s Rights for gold detecting/fossicking in Queensland, New South Wales, Australian Capital Territory and Victoria.

I put this together to help gold prospectors and gold fossickers who are new to gold detecting, coming from overseas to gold detect in Australia and people who travel within Australia to gold detect so they can learn whether they need a Fossicking Licence, State Forest Permit or a Miner’s Right. (Little did I know Coronavirus would strike the world but it won’t last forever).

Also some helpful tips on camping and links (copy and paste to browser) to the information.
QLD

NSW

VIC

Disclaimer: All data has been obtained from sources I deem to be reliable but I do not guarantee their accuracy or completeness and all content provided is for information purposes only. I will not be liable for any loss caused, whether due to negligence or otherwise, arising from the use of, or reliance on the information obtained/provided. Over time, Acts, laws and regulations as well as developments in technology may change and it is the responsibility of the viewer to ensure they check that the information, provided here, may have since been updated.

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Screw most of the rules. National parks, crown land are owned by the tax payer !! Not the Government !!

Brad

Isn't funny that national Parks seem to cut into the mining areas. Yet as soon as the big mining companies want to go in their welcomed with opened arms .

victorparr

licence required to pass wind in QLD the Nanny state, thanks for this

stuarth

Absolutely brilliant info thank you so much for sharing

InJusticeAustralia

Thanks for your work, it has saved me time looking up NSW and Vic for after winter.
Cheers

timbcf

Great video, Informative, Thanks for taking the time to compile, Cheers Peter T

petertgold

Great Upload 👍
Fantastic info for newbies.
There is an area that no one knows in the tibb area that is virgin and has big gold and huge potential, possibly twice as much as the now closed Mt Browne area.
PS: once the mining company clears outa Browne, it will still hold thousands of ounces of gold.
Maybe one day...once this BS is over a done with...we should get together and make a vid ?
I have plenty of private property permission in the nsw central western goldfields.
Love your work 🍺

adzoutnabout

This is great information. Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks very much.

nathansmith

In QLD, fossicking is also banned in World Heritage Areas.( Wet tropics and GBR).
Soon to be included on this list is Cape York Penisular, the application also includes, the Palmer Gold Reserve.

nigelbowe

Nice to learn what you need to do in Qld, as hoping to a bit when up there next. Thanks

andypandyAU.

If it is crown land how can it be sold if it is owned by the crown?

aussiegypsy

thank you for this video! What are the laws in QLD regarding beaches and non national parks? I'm finding it so hard to find any information for metal detecting. I've already looked at our local council and state websites but it only refers to fossicking for gold not relics coins so on. cheers

kimmyify

Is SA so sparse in legal areas to gold detect that you didn't consider it? Most Govt literature just mention Mount Crawford (permit needed) and Jupiter creek both have been thrashed to death. Barossa Valley just about forbidden to detect in where the gold rush was, so looking for other areas other than private property.

mikebloodworth