In this podcast, Pat and Eva Smith talk about their lives in Africa and the shadow that apartheid cast over their lives.

In this podcast, Pat and Eva Smith describe their journey to  Newman and their first impressions of both the town and the mine.

In this podcast, Pat and Eva Smith describe why they came to Newman from Africa. Pat also tells of his early dislike of working on the shovels and how that helped him to move to the Power House where he stayed for the rest of their time in Newman. Eva recalls starting in the Newman hospital in August 1975.

In this podcast, Peter and Glenda Withers discuss the changes that they noticed during their time in Newman. One of the most significant was the introduction of FIFO workers which devastated the sport in town. Peter also recalls some of  the key people who kept sport going in Newman.

In this podcast, Peter and Glenda Withers talk about their involvement in Sport in Newman and the important role that sport played in our town.

In this podcast, Peter and Glenda Withers describe their involvement in the Australian Rules football at Newman, especially with the Tigers Football Club and also with Newman National Football League, where Peter was President.

In this podcast, Peter and Glenda Withers talk about the evolution of the Bloody Slow Cup and their involvement with the fundraising for Legacy. Peter also describes his participation in various other voluntary roles and the awards he received in recognition of this. 

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!

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.

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.