explosion of success in WA music. Is it the distance, the environment, the community or something else responsible for the sparkling talent pool? This rockumentary explores the history and the environment behind the golden age of home-grown and nationally acclaimed talent in Western Australia. Using live and archival footage, director Aidan O'Bryan presents the Perth bands of the past, the present and the future who have made and will keep WA a key source of world class music as well as minerals. His interviews with influential personalities and musicians give an insight into what it was that finally ignited an original music scene that had taken only tentative steps since its birth from punk in the late 70s"--ABC website.

Pilbara town of Roebourne to create a memorial album to mark the 30th anniversary of the death of 16-year old John Pat who died in a police cell in Roebourne on the 28th September 1983. The aim of the album is to raise funds for a memorial to John to be built in Roebourne, and create discussion around the need for strategies to reduce Indigenous incarceration rates and eradicate preventable deaths in custody.

means ‘listen’ in the Noongar language.

The song was written and recorded during CAN workshops and the video clip was filmed in and around Narrogin, including at culturally significant sites.

The music video clip is a celebration of contemporary and traditional Noongar culture and promotes language revival, cultural pride and creative skills development.

people from the Pilbara, this landmark recording project features a range of original songs (from country to contemporary) and sung stories (including heartfelt and inspiring tales and fables passed on down through generations). Promoting the preservation of Aboriginal languages, culture and history are of paramount importance to this project as many languages are critically endangered in Australia.