Newmanhistory6753 Podcast

Liz Burgoyne and Paddy Woodall Part 5 - Newman Reunions and long lasting connections. Teaching the Daniels girls to drive.

In this podcast, in conversation with Lisa Rickert, Liz Burgoyne (nee Daniels) and Paddy (Michael) Woodall   recall some Newman Reunions and the long lasting connections between Newman friends. Paddy also recalls trying to teach Liz and her sister how to drive!

Liz Burgoyne and Paddy Woodall Part 4 - Newman Cemetery, Housing In Newman, Mining in WA

In this podcast, in conversation with Lisa Rickert, Liz Burgoyne (nee Daniels) and Paddy (Michael) Woodall   discuss the Newman Cemetery and how it has evolved into a peaceful place over the years. Paddy's standout was how the town has grown in size with increased housing, although many of the houses are unoccupied. They also discuss the state of mining in Western Australia, especially with the expansion of Lithium mining.

Liz Burgoyne and Paddy Woodall Part 3 - Ray Daniels, Pilbara towns that are no longer there, Physical view of the town from Radio Hill

In this podcast, in conversation with Lisa Rickert, Liz and Paddy talk about the role that Ray Daniels played as Shire President of the East Pilbara Shire. They also discussed the Pilbara towns that have disappeared eg Goldsworthy and Shay Gap. And they described the physical view of the town from Radio Hill and how things have changed.

Liz Burgoyne and Paddy Woodall Part 2 - Early memories of Newman and the beginning of the Newman Fire Brigade

Liz and Paddy both describe their early memories of Newman after they moved there. They also recall how Liz's father, Ray Daniels, who was the Shire President, helped to instigate the Newman Fire Brigade in town. 

Liz Burgoyne (nee Daniels) and Paddy (Michael) Woodall Part 1 - Changes in Newman

Liz Burgoyne (nee Daniels) and Paddy (Michael) Woodall came to Newman for the 40 years Reunion of the Newman Fire Brigade. In this episode they tell of the many changes they have noticed both in the town and out at the Capricorn Roadhouse.

Peter and Glenda Withers Part 3 - Job descriptions and influences for both Peter and Glenda.

In this podcast, Peter and Glenda Withers describe their jobs in Newman - Peter as a Mine Maintenance Supervisor and Glenda with her work in the Lab at the Mine. They also discuss the various influences on them in their work.

Peter and Glenda Withers Part 2 - schooling, kids’ part time jobs, Junior Sport, Effects of FIFO

In this podcast, Peter and Glenda Withers talk about their children's lives in Newman, including their schools, their part time jobs, and their sporting involvement. They also remember the effect that FIFO had on the town of Newman.

Peter and Glenda Withers Part 1 - Arrival in Newman, first impressions, Charlie Salmon, involvement in Junior Sport

In this podcast, Peter and Glenda Withers describe their arrival in Newman in 1995 and their move into Barton Way. They outline their first impressions of Newman and how it immediately felt like Home. Peter remembers Charlie Salmon and how he helped them move their 6 kids into a larger home. They also recall their involvement with junior sport.

Barry Hibben, Andie Tonich, Mick Kendrick, Craig Hoyer and Lisa Rickert -History of Capi oval, Saints beginnings, early footy days

In this podcast Barry Hibben and Andie Tonich were interviewed by Craig Hoyer and Mick Kendrick, together with Lisa Rickert at the NNFL 50th Reunion.. They covered a variety of topics including 4 teams around one oval, History of Capricorn Oval, Saints beginnings, Western Mail newspaper and the beginnings of the Pilbara Championships.
Please excuse the audio quality as the room was not set up for a proper interview.  It was just captured ad hoc.

Bill Knox interview on 6 NEW Part 3- Charlie Salmon Walk, acknowledgement of the role of females in the success of the competition

In this podcast, Bill Knox was interviewed by Craig Hoyer, Mick Kendrick and Lisa Rickert for the 6NEW footy show on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the NNFL.
Bill talks about the Charlie Salmon Walk and acknowledges how each of the teams and their characters contributed to the overall success of the competition.
Mick acknowledges in particular the female contribution to the success of the competition.