Deb and John Chambers moved to Newman from South Australia in 1973. They started life in flat E1 on Newman Drive before moving to Jabbarup Crescent. They were both very involved in the Newman Horse and Pony Club and were responsible for virtually setting it up. 

In this podcast, Bob Porter continues the conversation with Lisa Rickert, as they both recall what life was like in the early 70s in Newman and on the Mine and the Railway.

In this podcast, Bob Porter continues the conversation with Lisa Rickert, as Bob recalls stories from those early days in Newman. Topics include life at the Con Camp, toilets on the hill, gambling in the camp and haircuts and beards!

In this podcast, Bob Porter continues the conversation with Lisa Rickert, as they discuss how much actual physical labour was involved in the early days on the mine. Bob also recalls the construction of the railway line and the role that Charlie Snell played both on the railway and in the town.

In this podcast, Bob Porter is in conversation with Lisa Rickert, as they share memories of the early days of life as a contractor in Newman and living in the Con Camp.

In this podcast Rod and Maxine Matthews recall some characters they met in Newman and surrounds during their stay there.

Kevin Byleveld came to Newman with his wife Leonie and three children in December 1978 and they left in December 1981. He was posted to Newman  as Officer in Charge of Newman Police Station.

In this podcast Dave Savage discusses some friends and interesting characters he met along the way. He also talks about the changes he saw in his short stay, and compares Newman with his next appointment at Rawlina on the Nullabor Plain. 

In this podcast Dave Savage describes some of the highlights of his life in Newman and reflects on the culture of the town, especially the central place of sport and the associated culture of drinking.

In this podcast Dave Savage describes his house and facilities in Newman during his three years there. He also reflects on school life there - for both the students and the staff. He especially remembers the contribution his students made to rehabilitation of the mine through planting of trees and bushes.