from a photo of them provided by their families: she managed to arrange them while maintaining the precise poses of those photos. The background was researched by her to be typical of the Isis area fields where they had worked picking crops. "The response to the artwork was overwhelming with families ecstatic with the result." On 26 October 2002, the renovated structure, the Palace Memorial Building, opened and was attended by some 250 invited guests, including members of 12 of the families of those who died. Frank Slarke, the father of the dead Australian twins, read a poem he wrote as a eulogy. Since then, over one million visitors have visited the building. See also Downunder Hostel fire Savoy Hotel fire Penhallow Hotel fire Whiskey Au Go Go fire References External links Inquest findings published by the Queensland Coroner in July 2006 Fire Safety and Budget Accommodation: The Building and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2001 (Archive) Childers: The Full Story, a 22-part Australian crime podcast by Paul Cochrane, 2020 Childers Palace Backpackers Hostel fire survivors reflect on 20-year anniversary of deadly blaze, ABC Australia, 2020 Fires in Australia Murder in Queensland Mass murder in 2000 2000 fires in Oceania Hotel fires Arson in Australia Wide Bay–Burnett 2000s in Queensland June 2000 events in Australia 2000 murders in Australia