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| WMC desk with "Worldfly's." |
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| The main stage and the side stage. |
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| Zaddock Johnson, guest tambourine player Jeff McLaughlin and Leslie Thompson. |
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| Zaddock and Leslie sung a song each and were very well received. |
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| Zaddock also was asked on to play guitar with Arts Minister Gerry McCarthy |
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| Celt duo Eclectic Electric. |
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| Worldfly perform on the main stage. |
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| Pack up time. Adrian Dixon rolling his first lead. |
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| The WMC crew dismantling the stage and preparing the smaller one for a puppet show on the 1st of May. |
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| Winanjjikari music centre supplied the PA for Tennant Creeks Golden Heart Award 2012 |
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| First Gig set up for new employee Adrian Dixon being mentored by Brenden Hines. |
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| The WMC crew: Zaddock Johnson, Adrian Dixon, Tyrone Dixon, Terrance Limerick, Young Fella (Not staff), Brenden Hines. |
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| Adrian Dixon watching old pro Zaddock Johnson. |
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| In this picture, Jeff McLaughlin one of the sound personal running the desk at the awards, Brenden, Adrian and Tyrone. |
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| Click Clack! |
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| Snip Snap.... Young Adrian having a go. |
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| Jeff reconnecting the Civic Hall Lighting. |
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| The seating. |
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| The band Worldfly from Darwin doing a sound check. Note the two stages. |
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| Zaddock Johnson singing, with Brian Morton making sure everything is OK. |
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| The film crew putting Zaddock in the spotlight. Watch for it on A Current Affair. |
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| Beto (Mr Zumba) and co look on. |
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| Kate Foran CEO Nyinkka Nyunyu. |
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| Brenden Hines performing. |
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| Beto Perez, Zumba inventor with Adrian McNamara WMC Manager. |
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| Leslie Thompson, Brian Morton, Brenden Hines, Beto Perez and Zaddock Johnson. |
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| And the reason Beto was here... To dance the Pujjali with Warumungu traditional owners at the Nyinkka Nyunyu Aboriginal Art and Culture Centre. Can you pick out Beto? |
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| Beto Perez the inventor of Zumba was in town this week visiting WMC. Beto and Brendon Hines. |
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| It was a huge affair with many cameras and booms. |
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| Hanging on the words of Mr Perez. |
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| The Zumba crew piled into the studio to listen to some recent tracks. |
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| Then they had to pile out when equipment was being moved to the hall for a quick gig. |
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| Setting up as the Zumba crew and A Current Affair staff wait patiently for the WMC sound crew. |
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| On her last day saying farewell was Sandy from visual arts. |
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| Young Kulumindini Band. |
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| Under instruction from Mark Raymond original lead singer with The Kulumindini Band. |
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| T.L and Brenden Hines manning the desk. |
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| Tyrone Dixon on the drums in the recording studio. |
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| Terrance Limrick watching the desk in studio. |
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| Tyrone recording some licks. |
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| Zaddock Johnson and Leslie Thompson looking over the mix. |
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| Add another one to the board Zaddock. |
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| Dirk Dickenson putting to good use the training received over the past few weeks making new leads for the music centre. |
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| Terrance Limerick practicing on the studio drum kit. |
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| The arrival of the brilliant new CD from The Sandridge Band. |
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| Edan Baxter from 8ccc, Angie manager of the Staunton St training centre and Rob the Tech from CAAMA. (Behind Edan's head is the entrance to the radio room.) |
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| Along with Michael Robertson CEO CAAMA, G-Man CAAMA along with Alan Murn BRA CEO and Brenden Hines WMC all at a meeting to discuss the possibility of a new community broadcast from Tennant Creek. |
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| The radio room next to the new WMC office. |
