Nicki Wendt

The six are on their way to Derby in the remote Kimberley region of Western Australia. Nicki may be finding the flight on the 9-seater plane terrifying, but it's nothing compared to where she's heading to next. Ray Martin reveals that in a few moments a van from the West Kimberley Regional Prison will pick them up. All, that is, apart from one of the group who's been denied entry after a personal intervention by the Minister for Corrective Services (Western Australia). For the rest, this is a journey into the unknown.

The six gather on the side of the Stuart Highway just south of Darwin, where Ray Martin will reveal their next destination. So where are they going? Nowhere. The middle of nowhere. A place that's been called the 'forgotten town'. For the next two days the six will discover what it's like to live in over-crowded housing, and see first-hand the dire conditions some Aboriginal people face every day. The group heads due south towards the tiny town of Elliott - half way between Darwin and Alice Springs. They meet local 'SK' who currently lives in a four-bedroom house with anywhere up to around 20 other people, including her sister Kaylene and at least eight children.