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.

The DVD includes films about the making of the world’s first Aboriginal interactive comic book, NEOMAD. How do we get to Space? which captures the arguments, pranks, computer wizardry, and the grand fantastical vision of an unlikely group of 11-year olds as they battle to create themselves as the heroes of their own epic sci-fi adventure – Meet the real Love Punks and Satellite Sisters from Roebourne!...

based in Roebourne in the Pilbara region of Western Australia. The Project works with community members to create content and develop skills that assist in communicating their cultural heritage to a wide audience. The DVD's include films about the making of the world’s first Aboriginal interactive comic book, NEOMAD. How do we get to Space? which captures the arguments, pranks, computer wizardry, and the grand fantastical vision of an unlikely group of 11-year olds as they battle to create themselves as the heroes of their own epic sci-fi adventure – Meet the real Love Punks and Satellite Sisters from Roebourne! They were invited to demonstrate their photoshop skills in Korea....