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Newmanhistory6753 Podcast

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06:32

Paul O'Neill Part 2 - - BMX and Cycling in Newman and...

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2024/07/30

In this podcast Paul recalls his involvement on both the BMX and Cycling communities in Newman and beyond.

05:45

Paul O'Neill Part 1 - Growing up in Newman, Schools,...

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2024/07/30

In this podcast Paul reminisces about growing up in Newman. He describes his schools and where he eventually found work as a young adult.

03:54

George Perry Part 4 - Memories of the Strike in the...

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2024/07/28

In this podcast, George Parry recalls the strike at the end of the 80s and the impact it had on his life and his employment.

09:17

George Parry Part 3 - Original songs, Music Scene in...

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2024/07/27

In this podcast, George Parry lists a few original songs, including S Block Rocker and Myrtle. He describes his involvement in the short film festival in Broome, where he wrote the sound track for the film "No Rice for George". He recalls being involved in the music scene in Newman, including playing live himself, and also bring up bands from Perth. He remembers his involvement in Telethon, and shares a short excerpt from S Block Rocker (Beware - unedited version!) He concludes with his memories of

08:33

George Parry Part 2 - Playing in Bands, S Block...

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2024/07/26

In this podcast, George Parry explores his history of playing in bands in Newman, which included The Robots, Bad Taste and most famously The Dogs. He describes the various gigs, including the Club, the Walkabout and the Capricorn Roadhouse - where they were asked to never come back! Their most popular song was "The S Block Rocker"! He also remembers moving from Newman to New Zealand, and then on to Broome, where he spent many years.

08:52

George Parry Part 1 - Working on Track Maintenance,...

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2024/07/24

In this podcast, George Parry recalls his arrival in Newman in 1971 and his first job in track maintenance. He spent 7 years in that job, and spent much of that time in the camps along the railway line. He describes what life was like in the early days of Newman and especially what life was like in the railway camps. He also remembers the very multicultural nature of Newman and the many nationalities that were represented.

09:04

Barbara Metsemakers-Heffernan Part 6 - Brumbies,...

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2024/07/21

In this podcast Barbara Metsemakers (Heffernan) , in conversation with Lisa Rickert, recalls living in Boorthanna St and the brumbies that used to feast on their lawn. She also praises the role of Newman Senior High School and recalls the many students who have gone on to bigger and better things. She finishes by encouraging people to volunteer and get involved in the community of Newman, which can be so enriching.

08:33

Barbara Metsemakers-Heffernan Part 5 - Importance of...

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2024/07/20

In this podcast Barbara Metsemakers (Heffernan) , in conversation with Lisa Rickert, discusses the importance of capturing the history of Newman. She reflects on the changes in the town she encountered after returning after 12 years, and she also tells of her time in the SES and the richness that experience provided for her.

08:03

Barbara Metsemakers-Heffernan Part 4 - Seasons Hotel,...

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2024/07/19

In this podcast Barbara Metsemakers (Heffernan) , in conversation with Lisa Rickert, recalls her job as a receptionist at The Seasons Hotel. She then tells the story of her Dad's arrival in Newman and how "Dutchy" had a few different experiences before settling in Newman and meeting her Mum. Barbara also speaks very fondly of her "Uncles" - her Dad friends who became part of her family. She especially remembers Jim Dempsey and the Newman Club.

17:11

Barbara Metsemakers-Heffernan Part 3 - Barbara's...

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2024/07/18

In this podcast Barbara Metsemakers (Heffernan) , in conversation with Lisa Rickert, describes her humble beginnings in radio at 6NEW, where she learnt the trade, to being accepted in the highly rated Australian Film, Television and Radio School, and finally finding a very successful career in commercial radio in Sydney. Barbara tells many different stories of her journey into commercial radio and names some of the many famous people who were part of this journey.

05:22

Barbara Metsemakers - Heffernan Part 2 - Life at...

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2024/07/18

In this podcast Barbara Metsemakers (Heffernan) , in conversation with Lisa Rickert, recalls her time at both Newman Primary and NSHS, including some time spent in the choir. She also reflects on the very sad deaths of two of her classmates - Katherine Richards and Graham "Goldie" Smith and the effect that had on her class and the whole town.

07:25

Barbara Metsemakers Part 1 - Timeline of life in...

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2024/07/18

In this podcast Barbara Metsemakers (Heffernan) , in conversation with Lisa Rickert, outlines the timeline of the her life in Newman and recalls her earliest memories of life in the town

08:29

Tricia O'Donnell Part 1 - Life in the caravan,...

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2024/07/15

In this podcast Tricia describes her life in a caravan in the Pilbara in the early 70s. She followed her husband John, who was grading roads between Meekathara and Jigalong. When they eventually moved to Newman, her children found it hard to adapt to life in a house! Tricia describes the changes in the town from her lived experience to a recent visit. She also remembers her love of music and the organ she bought.

06:25

Tricia O'Donnell Part 4 - Memories, Strike of 88,...

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2024/07/08

In this podcast Tricia shares some memories from Newman days. She recalls the Strike of 88, but was happy to put life into the Lord's hands. She recalls the reason for leaving Newman and then shares her final thoughts.

05:23

Tricia O'Donnell Part 3 - Marching Girls, Cycling,...

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2024/07/07

In this podcast Tricia recalls the sporting groups which she and her family were involved in - these included the Marching Girls, Cycling Club, Footy and Horse Riding. She remembers a cyclone going through and the river being up. She also describes her life in Exmouth now and being involved in the craft group and racing Catamarans.

08:59

Tricia O'Donnell Part 2 -Schools, Swimming Club,...

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2024/07/06

In this podcast Tricia reflects on the schooling for her children. She then describes her involvement in the Swimming Club, including coaching the Tadpoles and Frogs. She remembers how good the YMCA camps were, led by Ron Armstrong. She also recalls going to regional swimming carnivals on the Sundowner train carriage. She describes how Tumble Gym was an excellent introduction to swimming classes, and finally talks about John's jobs, and his new role in Exmouth.

04:06

Jodie Morton Part 4 - Changes, Final Reflections

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2024/06/22

In this podcast Jodie Morton recalls some changes in the town as she grew up. Then she concludes with some final reflections about growing up in Newman.

04:35

Jodie Morton Part 3 - Highlights growing up in...

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2024/06/21

In this podcast Jodie Morton recalls some highlights from her childhood in Newman, including the School Ball, Red Light Disco, Fortescue Festivals, Floods, especially in her street, and the Ophthalmia Dam. She also remembers the Strike of 1988 and the effect that had in the school. She recalled many stand out people from her growing up period. She also outlined some groups that she belonged to, and how lucky kids in Newman were to have so much choice.

06:37

Jodie Morton Part 2 - Sports, Radio Station,...

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2024/06/21

In this podcast Jodie Morton discusses activities she was involved in, including, swimming, Radio Station, Working in Woollies, Speedway and the Anglican Church. She also reflects on the major influences on her as she was growing up in Newman. Her parents were very involved in the town and she describes the roles they played.

06:48

Jodie Morton Part 1 - Growing up in Newman

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2024/06/20

In this podcast Jodie Morton describes how she was born in Newman, and moved through the various years of schooling - Kindy, Newman Primary and then Newman Senior High.

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