Police from the island, also known as Galiwinku, found a four-metre boat partly submerged about 60 to 80 metres off the island's southern end, near the entrance of the Cadell Strait.
They said 21 people - most of whom were children aged as young as five - had been on board when it began to sink at lunchtime on Wednesday.

The boatload was trying to get to the Milingimbi island community, about 75 kilometres west.

www.abc.net.au/news/2019-08-30/boat-sinks-off-top-end-coast-21-people-on-board-mostly-children/11466218

There is a photo on the link.

Gary

I lived in Darwin in the late 70s early 80s flying with the Navy. On my days off I would fly with the charter company doing coastal patrols landing at Milingimbi, Croker Island etc.
I was always amazed at how many indigenous youngsters could get into a Commodore or a tinnie. 21 in a 4 metre tinnie is a lot but believable.