The SIEV X memorial is a reminder of the 400 children, mothers and fathers who died on a refugee boat which sank in Indonesian waters inside a temporary Australian border protection surveillance area around the Christmas Islands in October 2001.
Each pole represents one person who died. Information nearby states: ‘Our message in making the memorial is that Australia is not a country defined by fear and greed. Love is stronger than fear. Kindness is stronger than greed’.
A challenge to live out in Australia and across Europe.


Lovely memorial
What happened to the duck billed platypus?
Love to you both
Pam xxxx.
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This is a bit confusing am I right in thinking that they now turn away boats full of refugees?
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