In this podcast, Rob describes his journey as an immigrant from Mauritius to Perth with his wife and little children. He went through various jobs before his paperwork arrived from Mauritius, which allowed to work in his trade as an electrician.

In this podcast, in conversation with Lisa Rickert, John recalls his arrival in Goldsworthy, the flight there and  conditions in the camp. He also has some stories to share from his time there. He later moved to Port Hedland for a short time and he talks about his time there as well.

In this podcast Gaye Anderson-Rich, in conversation with Lisa Rickert,  comments on the changes in town since she left. She talks about her kids and their involvement in sport in Newman - especially Basketball. She remembers the early Fortescue Festivals and the floats that were part of that. She also recalls the Newman Races and getting dressed up for that event! Although she didn't experience a cyclone in Newman, she vividly recalls being in one in Karratha.

In this podcast Gaye Anderson-Rich, in conversation with Lisa Rickert,  both recall their  experience of SHRM and Poons and the Mess. Gaye recalls the creativity of her daughter Jane, who designed a special dress for the Ball, along with  interesting centre pieces for the table - consisting of silver painted nuts and bolts from Haulpaks. 

In this podcast Gaye Anderson-Rich, in conversation with Lisa Rickert,  remembers how safe and easy the Newman life style was. She describes when the Anglican Church was built  and how the  Archbishop of Canterbury, Robert Runcie, came to the opening. She also recalls her encounter recently with "Tricky" who has been her for over 40 years. 

In this podcast Gaye Anderson-Rich, in conversation with Lisa Rickert,  talks about her involvement with various community groups especially Fortescue Golf Club. She also describes what it was like to play at the original golf club and recounts some tales from those days.

In this podcast Gaye Anderson-Rich, in her arrival in Newman in the early 70s. She describes the trip up from Perth and her first impressions of Newman.

In this podcast, Vic Gecas recalls his involvement in Centrals Footy Club,  Baseball, beginnings of Pioneers, footy trips, characters he met and significant changes in his time in Newman.

In this podcast, Vic Gecas recalls the beginnings of the Newman radio station 6NEW and his time as an announcer there.

In this podcast, Vic Gecas outlines his job as a Phys Ed teacher. He includes reflections on Newman town, Cyclones and Strikes, Newman Club and his encounter with Grantley Dee.