The goldfields of the East Gippsland Region dominated Victorian production during the end of the 1800s and early 1900s, with vein-hosted and alluvial gold mining. However, the area has not had the modern exploration attention it deserves. A new tectonic and structural interpretation of the area - in which the FirstAU Haunted Stream and surrounding tenure is believed to have been continuous along strike to the Central Goldfields of Victoria during the important time of gold mineralisation, brings it back to attention, with FirstAU the first movers.