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Drilling In Salt Like Given Tick Of Approval Despite Cultural Objections

14 January 2021

Lake Torrens in the state's north has been given approval by the state government for drilling to begin, despite the salt lake having cultural significance to multiple aboriginal communities in the area. Jordan spoke with CEO of South Australia Native Title Services Keith Thomas to find out more.

Photo by Jordan Curtis