detention. In popular culture The centre is the subject of a video game, Escape From Woomera, an unfinished point-and-click adventure video game, intended to criticise the treatment of mandatorily detained asylum seekers in Australia, as well as the Australian government's attempt to impose a media blackout on the detention centres. It is also the subject of a play, Woomera, which tells the story of Justin, a young prison guard recently arrived at the detention centre. See also List of Australian immigration detention facilities References Brennan, Fr Frank (2003). Tampering with Asylum. University of Queensland Press. . Huysmans,J (2005) What is Politics? an Open University text for the course DD 203. External links Through the Wire Award-winning short documenting the 2002 Woomera Breakout Pip Starr DIMIA Detention Facilities No Longer Operational Four Corners documentary: "About Woomera" HREOC Inquiry – Setting the Scene – Children in Immigration Detention Fire damage from arson on 30 December 2002 at Woomera Immigration Reception and Processing Centre, South Australia, 8 January 2003 / Damian McDonald Photographs of Woomera Detention Centre protest Easter 2002 / Tony Reddrop Waking Up The Nation. Online Detention Centres Documentary 2002/2005 1999 establishments in Australia Immigration detention centres and prisons of Australia Private prisons in Australia 2003 disestablishments in Australia