Back'It's just bulldozed through': Native title holders allege cultural sites have been destroyed by mining company

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'It's just bulldozed through': Native title holders allege cultural sites have been destroyed by mining company

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A First Nations group on South Australia's Yorke Peninsula says a mining company has bulldozed areas of cultural significance and has started development without a formal agreement with Traditional Owners, but the company says it has "continuously engaged" with the group.

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