A small area centred ~70 km south-east of Leigh Creek has been explored for possible diapir-related vein style silver and copper mineralisation similar to what had been mined in some historic small scale underground mines associated with the Pinda Springs Diapir. During the first licence year, a field visit was made to inspect the abandoned mines, and geophysical data for the surrounding area were obtained by conducting a literature review of past activity there. Information about the geology of the old workings was sought but could not be found. During licence Year 2, no work was done. A joint venture partner was sought but did not emerge, to assist with drilling an inferred Blinman type blind intrusive breccia that might be related to a magnetic anomaly with its source lying beneath alluvial cover a short distance to the south-east of the Jubilee mine workings.