Distrust between uranium mining partners Quasar and Alliance

Alliance claimed it wanted to protect its interests but Quasar countered that the confidentiality of the meetings could be put at risk.

Uranium companies at odds on recording devices  ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) Sep 1, 2010 A company involved in developing a uranium mine near Beverley in the far north-east of South Australia has lost an attempt to record confidential meetings.

Continued court battles over uranium mining deals

Alliance takes Four Mile partner to court, World Nuclear News, 12 July 2010 Australia’s Alliance Resources has taken Quasar Resources and Heathgate Resources to court over their failure to disclose information related to the exploration of the Four Mile uranium project in South Australia.

Four Mile Uranium mine project mired in legal troubles

Quasar Resources challenges Alliance in court over Four Mile uranium project, Adelaide Now SARAH MARTIN

• June 15, 2010 QUASAR Resources is accusing junior joint venture partner Alliance Resources of frustrating development of the Four Mile uranium mine in SA’s north.

Uranium mining companies locked in dispute

• Miners clash on native title Sarah-Jane Tasker
• From: The Australian
• November 13, 2009

THE joint-venture partners in what is expected to be Australia’s next uranium mine are locked in a legal dispute over a native title agreement on the project.