Yulara

And she, it was almost like a sort of portable home-like situation.

It's called Yalara.

And she was getting ready for bed and she said she heard what she described as a low pitch vibration or wobble frequency starting to come into her ears and into the room.

And they all of a sudden sounded like something was moving up into where the portable home was from outside the window.

Sometimes people would go for a walk to Uluru and do a bit of swimming at the rock where the water is.

Or sometimes they'd go to Yalara, but the people who worked there didn't want those kids to have a bit of a swim there.

The community built the pool from money paid to traditional owners from Uluru Katajuta National Park and it funds operational costs in collaboration with the Central Land Council.

A Yes School, Yes Pool policy has also been introduced to encourage children to attend school and a new lifeguard, Lee Forrester, says they can tell who goes to school through a wristband.

Sometimes people would go for a walk to Uluru and do a bit of swimming at the rock where the water is.

Or sometimes they'd go to Yalara, but the people who worked there didn't want those kids to have a bit of a swim there.

The community built the pool from money paid to traditional owners from Uluru Katajuta National Park.

and it funds operational costs in collaboration with the Central Land Council.