In this podcast Francois (Frank) Carbonell covers a variety of topics - his friends, discrimination in the workplace and changes over his time in Newman. He also recalls when the company offered to change the wage structure.

In this podcast Francois (Frank) Carbonell talks about the major influences that affected his life, Newman as a town, and the many and various jobs or roles he has undertaken in his life. He also remembers the strikes and the drive-in and being a projectionist in town.

In this podcast Francois (Frank) Carbonell remembers how he and his family came to Newman from Whyalla and how they came on the Indian Pacific train to Perth. He also recalls where they lived in Newman and the expertise of Dr Eckhart. He also talks about the activities his kids were involved in the town. 

In this podcast Francois (Frank) Carbonell  refers to his pictures of various things he made or had an influence on during his time with the RSL.

Please see his photo album to view these pictures.

In this podcast Francois (Frank) Carbonell recalls his involvement in many groups in Newman, including the Lions Club, the RSL and the Ambulance Service.

In this podcast Francois (Frank) Carbonell discusses how because of sickness, and being unable to drive, he was forced to take up a new position as a secretary in the Workshop. 

In this podcast, Francois explains how he came to Newman from France, via Whyalla.

In this podcast Jim and Shirley Ward talk about the using the Sundowner to transport various groups between Newman and Hedland. They also discuss the changes they noticed in the town over the years they were there. Jim describes a few people who stand out in his memory. and he concludes by remembering his stays in Newman when his shift was finished. 

In this podcast Jim and Shirley Ward talk about life in the town of Port Hedland. They recall the impact that Cyclone Joan had on the town, and remember the multiple strikes that happened during their stay there. Shirley also discusses the shops and facilities that were available at that time in Hedland.

In this podcast Jim Ward talks about the tensions between the train drivers and the workers and the strikes that would happen. He then gives a job description of the life of a loco driver, including the journey, the Line Camps and the major influences in his job.