The gabbroid-hosted nickel sulphide deposits of the East
Kimberley constitutes one of Australia's most prospective
emerging nickel provinces. Sally Malay Nickel NL (SMN), a wholly owned subsidiary of
Gindalbie Gold NL, has established the East Kimberley Nickel
Project (EKNP). The EKNP project tenements cover about 2000
sq km. The tenements cover the northern potion of a corridor
containing mineralised or potentially mineralised layered
mafic-ultramafic intrusions which includes the Ni-Cu-Co
sulphide deposits at Sally Malay and Keller Creek. The Sally Malay deposit is located 225 km south-south-west of
Kununurra (Figure 1). The sealed Great Northern Highway
passes 3 km to the east of the deposit.