Newman News Jan/Feb 2014 Edition

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NEWSNEWMANS COMMUNITY NEWSPAPEREdition Jan/Feb 2014 Issue 150

NEWMAN

PO Box 618, Newman WA 6753 | [email protected] | Ph/Fax (08) 9177 8290

ABN 16 009 425 564 | www.newmanmainst.com.au

The objecve of the Newman MainstreetProject is to involve the community in

projects or events that promote community

cohesion, development and identy. The

Newman Mainstreet Project also encourages

a community based coordinated approach to

improve the economic, social and physical

environment. To get involved call: 9177 8290

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Newman News began its life in 2001

as the Whaleback Wailer underthe auspices of Newman Mainstreet

Project. This marks its 150th Edion

and is a culminaon of volunteer work

by many of Newmans community,

past and present, through their arcle

contribuons, photography, and

adversing over the years.

Newman News Celebrates Its 150thEdionWe thank you for your connuing

support and hope that we may

connue to keep everyone informed

and entertained for many edions to

come. Your contribuons are always

welcome.

Happy Australia Day, Newman!


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East Pilbara Australia Day 2014

The Shire of East Pilbara will celebrate

Australia Day with community events

in both Newman and Marble Bar.

Australia day celebraons provide the

East Pilbara community with a uniqueopportunity to come together and

reect on our diversity in a harmonious

seng, said Chief Execuve Ocer

Allen Cooper.

We are thrilled to have Australia

Day Ambassador and Para Olympian

Priya Cooper OAM to join us for the

fesvies in Newman and to share her

inspiraonal story, he added.

The following events will take place in

Newman on Australia Day:

10 am1 pm Free entry to the

Newman Aquac Centre

and include childrens

acvies, water

inatables and a free

barbeque lunch

10:30 am Ocial Australia Day

Ceremony: meet and

greet with Australia Day

Ambassador and Para

Olympian Priya Cooper

7:30 pm Fireworks at Emu Oval

Free entry to the Marble Bar Aquac

Centre will be available from 9 am

to 12 pm and will include Childrens

acvies, volleyball, sport and a free

barbeque breakfast with the ocial

Australia Day Ceremony commencing

around 9am approximately.

New Dog Owner Laws

As per nocaons by the States

Department of Local Government and

Communies, of 1 November 2013

dogs must be microchipped when

they are registered for the rst me or

when change of ownership occurs in

accordance with amendments to the

Dog Act 1976. As of 30 November 2013all dangerous dogs, which includes

restricted breeds and commercial

security dogs, must be microchipped.

By 1 November 2015, all dogs must be

microchipped.

Phoenix Dance Crew

Those aending Newman events will

have been entertained by the youth

Hip Hop dance team Phoenix Dance

Crew. They have been preparing for

their Australia Day performance. With

two members having le town, Phoenix

was looking to gain the interest of

more young people in Newman who

are passionate about dancing, hip

hop, community and performing. For

further informaon about Phoenix,

please contact Luisa or Lindsay at the

Youth Centre on 9175 1963.

Free Community Lighng

The Shire of East Pilbara conducted

an on-line survey in November and

December 2013 to gauge the interest

of the Newman community in using the

Boomerang and Kangaroo Ovals during

the summer months. Responses to

the survey will be used to determine

whether free lighng of these ovals will

be made available. Public release of

the outcomes is awaited.


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The State Government has commied

$12.5million in Royales for Regions

funding to establish two pilot projects

growing irrigated crops in the Pilbara.

A trial of irrigaon systems will use

surplus mine water to grow food

and biofuel under the new Pilbara

Hinterland Agricultural Development

Iniave (PHADI).

Sorghum will be grown at Woodie

Woodie on Warrawagine Staon in

the eastern Pilbara, which can be then

used for biofuel in the mining industry,

as well as cale fodder. A second

site in the central Pilbara is under

consideraon.

The trial will start with a 150ha farm

operaon and could be expanded to

several thousand hectares with private

sector parcipaon.

This is about teaming agriculture with

mining to grow fodder for the pastoral

Desert Irrigaon Project for Remote East PilbaraExtract from Ministerial Media Statements, State Government of Western Australia

industry and biofuel for the resource

sector.

The knowledge uncovered through

these pilot projects will be vital to

Western Australia being able to develop

systems for world-leading irrigated

agriculture, said Agriculture and Food

Minister Ken Baston.

PHADI follows evaluaon of past

Pilbara Water Opportunies projects

which idened signicant prospects

for further irrigated agriculture using

surplus mine dewater.

The Beach Indoor Play Centre

for 0-12 year olds

Hours of OperaonMonday: Closed

Tuesday: 8.30 am to 12.30 pm

Wednesday: 8.30 am to 12.30 pm

2.30 pm to 5:00 pm

Thursday: 8.30 am to 12.30 pm

Aernoon available for pares

Friday: 8.30 am to 12.30 pm

Saturday: Available for pares

Sunday: 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm

For all party bookings please

call 9177 8290

during operaon hours or email:

[email protected]


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Since taking on the posion of

Coordinator for Newman Mainstreet

Project Inc. back in March 2013 a lot

of people have asked me What does

Mainstreet do? My usual response is

What dont we do!

At Mainstreet, our aim is to involve the

community in projects and events that

promote community cohesion, identy

and development. Most people who

have been in town a lile while now

would know that Mainstreet prides

itself on pung together events for

the community such as; Internaonal

Womens Day and NAIDOC week (this

year).

But it is not just about these events.

We also help a lot in the background,

cooking barbeques at other events

throughout the year, holding the bi-

monthly markets and producing the

Newman News and operang The

Beach Indoor Play Centre.

All of these acvies would not happen

without our great community minded

commiee members. As our events

are run by dedicated volunteerspainstakingly organising and preparing

for the event for days, weeks, even

months leading up to them to ensure

they come together perfectly. This

involves regularly meengs to discuss

ideas, liaising with people, businesses

and performers to make the events

memorable to those aending.

The volunteers do all this with very

lile thanks, but that is what it meansto be a community volunteer and these

are the people who help create the

communies spirit!

Newman Mainstreet Project Inc.By Nicole Willis

Did you know that Mainstreet now has

a wide array of hire equipment?

We can dress your event or get together

for 5 to 300 people with table cloths,

chair covers, centrepieces, crockery

and cutlery and other dcor, as well asassisng you in bringing your event to

life.

In 2013 alone, we have managed to set

up for 300 guests at the Internaonal

Womens Day event, assisted the Fire

Brigade with their anniversary ball, set

up a wedding renewal event and also

a Christmas dinner for forty guests.

On top of all the other equipment we

hired out for others to make their event

spectacular.

At Newman Mainstreet Project, we

have got the vision if you have got the

me!

Some creave decorang opons for your events using equipment that can be

hired from Newman Mainstreet Project.

[email protected] or call 9177 8290


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Mining equipment on display at the Visitor Centre near the

chalets


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When families separate it is oen an

overwhelming process. Frequently

people are not fully aware of the

opons or assistance that is available to

help guide them through the resulng

emoonal and nancial maze.

Whenever possible it is best to focus on

resolving disputes outside of the Court

process. Where children are involved,

their wellbeing must always be the

paramount consideraon.

Methods of resolving disputes without

going to Court include:

Mediaton an independent

mediator works with both clients

to idenfy the issues that are in

dispute. They facilitate discussion in

a safe environment and encourage

the exchange of ideas to help

develop soluons. Mediators do

not provide legal advice. Clients

should seek legal advice to ensure

agreements can be implemented.

Family Separaon Without CourtBy J. Leonie Bailey, Principal Lawyer, DeLancey Legal

Negotaton lawyers take a more

acve role and negoate with the

other partys lawyer by way of

leers, phone calls and conferences.

Collaboratve Practce pares

engage lawyers who are specicallytrained in collaborave law. Both

clients and their lawyers are

involved in a series of four way

meengs. Once an agreement is

reached it is formalised by preparing

the relevant documentaon.

These processes assist clients to design

agreements that are diverse and best

meet their specic needs. Without

ligaon, agreements can be reached

in a mely and cost eecve manner.

Becoming involved in the Court process,

on the other hand, is both emoonally

and nancially costly, me consuming

and the outcome is always uncertain.

To celebrate the opening of the BHPBIO

sponsored chalets at the Newman

Visitor Centre, a compeon is being

held to name each of the six chalets.

Ideally, the names should follow a

theme or have some relevance to

our surroundings, culture or history.

The Visitor Centre is giving residents

the chance to enter your ideas in a

compeon.

The winner will receive two nights'

accommodaon, a dinner pack to be

used in the BBQ area and beverages for

the evening.

Newman Visitor Centres New ChaletsBy Tracey Bennet

Submit your six proposed chalet names

to [email protected] by

Saturday 15 February 2014.

The winner will be noed at

the accommodaon's ocial

opening, held toward the end

of February 2014.

The six chalets are self contained

with a modern, led to the

ceiling en-suite, refrigerator,

kele, microwave and toaster.

Each room features a sing

area, queen size bed, free to air

TV and wi access. One of the

six chalets is completely ed

for full disabled access.

Please feel free to stop into

the Visitor Centre for a look

around the chalets.


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Whaleback Ladies Darts ClubPO Box 542

NEWMAN WA 6753

WHALEBACK LADIES DARTS CLUB

SEASON 2014 - Starts 5th

February

Ladies, do you want to do something different?

Come down on Wednesday Nights and Play Darts.

It is great fun and if you dont know how to play we will showyou. You will meet new friends and have a good night out.

Just come on down, FIFO Ladies are also welcome.

Every WednesdayStart Time: 7.15pm

Where: Newman ClubMindarra Drive

If you require more information ring Michelle on 0400 209 385or Sheryl on 9175 8006.

Note:You will need to join or already be a member of the NewmanClub.


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WHATS ON? REGULAR ACTIVITIESMonday 08:30 Time Out session with crche, Newman Neighbourhood Centre, 2 McKay Street, 9175 1516,

[email protected]

09:30 Newman Playgroup, Moondoorow St, [email protected]

19:30 Bible study, house at the rear of Anglican Church, 11 Hilditch Ave, 9175 1350

Tuesday 08:30 The Beach Indoor Play Centre open to 12.30pm, 9177 8290, Mindarra Drive, opposite Police Staon

08:30 Time Out session with crche, as well as New Mums Group, Newman Neighbourhood Centre, 2McKay Street, 9175 1516, [email protected]

16:30 Newman Capricorn Girl Guides, The Beach Mindarra Drive, Suzy Oldham on 0417 178 624,

[email protected]

19:00 Freeform Art session, 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month, Newman Neighbourhood Centre, 2 McKay

Street, 9175 1516, [email protected]

19:30 Newman Lions Club, 1st and 3rd Tuesday of every month, Lions Park on Corwa Drive, Jessica Mclean-

Middleton on 0415 699 991

19:30 Congregaon Bible study, Theocrac Ministry school, Kingdom Hall of Jehovahs Witnesses, Les Tu

Drive, www.jw.org, 9177 8187 or 0412 991 551, everyone welcome

Wednesday 08:30 The Beach Indoor Play Centre open to 12.30pm, 9177 8290, Mindarra Drive, opposite Police Staon 08:30 Time Out session with crche, Newman Neighbourhood Centre, 2 McKay Street, 9175 1516,

[email protected]


14:30 The Beach Indoor Play Centre open to 5:00pm, 9177 8290, Mindarra Drive, opposite Police Staon

19:15 Whaleback Womens Darts Club, Newman Club

Thursday 08:30 The Beach Indoor Play Centre open to 12.30pm, 9177 8290, Mindarra Drive, opposite Police Staon

08:30 Time Out session with crche, Newman Neighbourhood Centre, 2 McKay Street, 9175 1516,

[email protected]

09:00 Young mum's bible study, Anglican Church, 11 Hilditch Ave, 9175 1350

09:30 Gumnuts story and nursery rhyme me at the Library for 1 3 year olds, Newman Library

19:30 Music pracce, Anglican Church, 11 Hilditch Ave, 9175 1350

Friday 08:30 The Beach Indoor Play Centre open to 12.30pm, 9177 8290, Mindarra Drive, opposite Police Staon

09:00 Family fun cra unl 11:00, cost $5 for the family, Newman Neighbourhood Centre, 2 McKay Street,

9175 1516, [email protected]


10:00 Story me and cra for 3-5 year olds, Newman Library

Saturday 18:30 Eucharist Liturgy/ Community Liturgy at St Josephs Catholic Church, Warman Avenue, 9175 2344

19:30 Twilight session, bring a project of your own to start or complete, Newman Neighbourhood Centre, 2

McKay Street, 9175 1516, [email protected]

Sunday 08:30 Eucharist Liturgy/ Community Liturgy at St Josephs Catholic Church, Warman Avenue, 9175 2344

09:00 Worship, Vibrant evangelical, holding to biblical teaching, Anglican Church, 11 Hilditch Ave, 9175 1350

Including bubs and tots ministry and Sunday school

10:00 Bible Discourse and Watchtower study-talk, Kingdom Hall of Jehovahs Witnesses, Les Tu Drive,

www.jw.org, 9177 8187 or 0412 991 551, everyone welcome

11:00 AquaZumba, Newman Aquac Centre, $12 per class includes entry

13:00 The Beach Indoor Play Centre open to 5:00pm, 9177 8290, Mindarra Drive, opposite Police Staon

13:30 Freestyle cra, art, sewing, quilng etc. session unl 16:30, Newman Neighbourhood Centre, 2 McKay

Street, 9175 1516, [email protected]

4 day shi bible study, Anglican Church, 11 Hilditch Ave, call Hope on 0487 178 243Disclaimer of Liability: Newman Mainstreet Project undertakes to ensure that accurate informaon is disseminated to its clients through its community

newspaper, Newman News. Every care is taken to ensure accuracy and we will publish any correcons that are brought to our noce. However,

Newman Mainstreet Project makes no warranty, guarantee or promise expressed or implied concerning the content or accuracy of the informaon

provided by this service. Newman Mainstreet Project accepts no liability for any loss or damage a person may suer because that person has directly

or indirectly relied on any informaon presented in this publicaon. The views expressed in the Newman News are not necessarily those of the editor

or the Newman Mainstreet Project Coordinator or Commiee.


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The Disability Services Commission and

East Pilbara Independence Support

(EPIS) held a barbecue at the Newman

Aquac Centre on 4 December to

celebrate Disability Awareness Week.

Commission Local Area Coordinator,Colee Tyler, said the Commission and

EPIS were delighted that the event was

well aended and supported by the

Shire of East Pilbara and the Lions Club,

with a special thank you to Face Fantasy

for donang her me at this event.

The Internaonal Day of People with

Disability (IDPwD) is a United Naons

sanconed day that aims to promote

an understanding of people withdisability and encourage support for

their dignity, rights and wellbeing.

Celebraons for 2013 ran from the 1 to

7 December.

Locally, the Disability Awareness Week

recognises and shares the achievements

of individuals, organisaons, local

and State governments and local

communies in contribung to a beer

future for people with disability.

The week highlights the Commissions

vision commitment to a future

where all people live in welcoming

communies that facilitate cizenship,

Partners celebrate Disability Awareness WeekBy Disability Services Commission

friendship, mutual support and a fair

go for everyone.

Shire Welcomes DAIP Input

The Shire of East Pilbara is reviewing

and updang its Disability Accessand Inclusion Plan (DAIP) and

welcomes input from individuals and

organisaons about current iniaves

and ideas for the new plan. Please

contact the Shires Coordinator for

Community Services Keesha Booth on

9175 8000 or [email protected].

au to discuss your ideas or for further

informaon.

Newman News is a predominantly

volunteer based, community newspaper

and we welcome input from the people

of Newman highlighting activities past

and future.

Please contact Newman Mainstreet

Project to have your community event

added to the calendar or if you have an

article you wish to contribute.

Phone/Fax 9177 8290 or via

[email protected]


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Freestyle Motocross (FMX) is one of the

worlds fastest growing acon sports

and is a combinaon of suspense,

thrills and excitement that will engage

the whole family.

FMX riders are known for their blatant

disregard for life and limb while pungtheir motorbikes through some of the

most mind-blowing aerial stunts.

When team ASP FMX Team comes to

the Hillview Speedway in Newman on

Saturday 1 February 2014, spectators

will see adrenalin pumping sports

acons that will have their hearts and

minds racing with excitement.

This is the teams rst ever visit toNewman so they are looking forward

to seeing massive crowds. They love

vising the North West and being WAs

premier FMX riding team.

Team manager Tim Thirsk says, This is

a very excing me for Freestyle Moto

X as it appeals to a wide cross secon

of the community; families, young

kids and adults. It is full on, heart

FMX Coming to Hillview Speedway

racing excitement that keeps crowds

screaming and their eyes glued to the

air.

Team FMX is made up of highly

experienced riders with collecvely

over 50 years of riding between them.

Luke Mulcs Mulcahy is WAs numberone trick rider and his o the bike

stunts are the best in WA.

Big Russ Lighoot will be back ipping

his new 450 Suzuki and Ash Rogers will

be ying high. The team will put on a

spectacular show pulling some of FMX

biggest tricks to entertain the crowds.

For more informaon and images

please contact, Tim Thirsk from AconSports Promoons via m@aspxtreme.

com.au or 0407 993 720 further

informaon can be found on their

website www.aspxtreme.com.au

Luke Mulcahy

Brayden Davies

Some of the great acon you may see at

Freestyle Motox at NewmansHillview Speedway Club on

Saturday 1 February 2014

Adults $20; Kids $10; Kids under 10 free

Pre-book your ckets at: Pirtek Newman,

BMS Newman or call Brooke 0419 149 004

Newman Aquac CentreJANUARY OPEN TIMES

24/01/14 Friday 8:00am-7:00pm

25/01/14 Saturday 10:00am-4:30pm

26/01/14 Sunday 10:00am-4:30pm

27/01/14 Monday 8:00am-7:00pm

28/01/14 Tuesday 8:00am-7:00pm

29/01/14 Wednesday 8:00am-7:00pm

30/01/14 Thursday 8:00am-7:00pm

31/01/14 Friday 8:00am-7:00pm


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BHP Billiton Iron Ore is now calling for applications

for our Community Grants Program.

Our grants help local organisations like sporting

associations, not-for-prot and service groups

to expand their services, upgrade their facilities

and purchase new equipment.

There will be three funding rounds in 2014,

closing 1 March, 1 July and 1 November.

Projects that produce positive outcomes in the

following areas will be considered for support:

Strong Communities, Educational Enrichment,Indigenous Development

For more informationEmail [email protected] Hedland 9173 4514 Newman 9175 3682 Perth6321 8895

Community Grants now open

Community Grant applications close 5:00pm, 1 March 2014

Together we are helping community groups grow

Iron Ore


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The hills might have been alight

up with a deliberately lit re, but

within Kangaroo Oval on Saturday

14 December the atmosphere was a

lile chilly with thanks to the team at

BHP Billiton who brought ice to the

outback for their Winter Wonderland

Christmas party for all employees and

their families.

From 4.30 pm unl 10 pm it was fun

and fesvies for all. The children

(and young at heart) were kept busy

with building snowmen, throwing

snowballs, riding the slopes, lots of

bouncy castle acon, face painng and

a cra table to boot. There really was

no excuse for the children not to have

had a wow of a me.

The food was fabulous and plenfuland with thanks to the generosity of

Newman's own Iron Lions there was

also snow cones and popcorn to enjoy.

The entertainment was provided by

Chris Murphy and his band along with

BHP Christmas PartyBy Nicole Willis

the sound and stage supplied by Dave

and his team at RockWest Producons.

Santa made his arrival at 6.30 pm

and was kept busy listening to all the

childrens Christmas wishes while also

posing for family picture. It was a truly

magical night.

BHP: Fun and games in the snow

BHP: Game turned into a

snow ght

Aquac Centre: Tree lighng

ceremony

Combined Churches:

Navity at carols by

candlelight

Aquac Centre: Children

cheering the at tree

lighng


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The Christmas party at the Newman

Playgroup on Monday 16 December

entertained the children with much

delight and surprise.

While snacking on delicious Christmas

treats the children eagerly had theirfaces painted, engaged in inside play,

as well as outside in the sandpit and

water tables.

Although the sun was already beaming

with heat, it did not prevent a swarm

of children from rushing outside to

see Santa emerge from a Fire Truck

with sirens blaring. The childrens

excitement could barely be contained

when they were given permission toclimb onboard Santas Fire Truck and

experience the view from up high.

Santas jolly arrival brought extra joy

all around as he hand delivered gis

personally addressed to each child.

It was a wonderful Christmas

celebraon enjoyed by all who

aended. A big Christmas cheer of

thanks to the playgroup members whoassisted in organising the event and to

those who parcipated on the day.

Santa Sirens Surprise Children at PlaygroupBy Meegan Muir

Photographs by Meegan Muir

First on the scene to meet Santa was

Ninna Sander Norgaard with her son Zac

Santa arrives at playgroup Newman style,

in the Fire Truck

Nicole Willis assisng her son Mathew

down from the towering heights of theFire Truck

Gabby Muir enjoyed her

face being painted

Family Christmas at the Neighbourhood CentreBy Sonya Matheson

With the emergency services being

extremely busy driving Santa to all

his engagements, Santa may well

have arrived on a lawn mower to the

Newman Neighbourhood Centres

family Christmas party on Friday 13

December.

The children played pin-the-nose on

Rudolph, threw velcro balls to decorate

a tree, tried to lasso mini Christmas

trees, and other acvies. Everyone

then migrated inside to share the

plaers of food that everyone brought

and be entertained by some gorgeous

lile dancing Christmas trees.

All the children where then treated to

a gi and hug from Santa.

Thank you to all involved.


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The Pioneers Football and Sporng

Clubs clubroom was transformed to a

party playground at the recent family

Christmas community event.

Families with children of all ages joined

together and enjoyed a great aernoon

of free, fun acvies including a sausagesizzle, fairy oss, jumping castle, face

painng, slip n slide and more.

Children waited in eager ancipaon

for the Man of the Month, Santa Claus,

to arrive. In true Newman style, he was

escorted by the Newman Voluntary

Fire and Rescue Service to the Pioneers

clubrooms.

The engine driver, Allan McDonagh,heightened the excitement levels by

alerng everyone he was close with the

tradional sounding of sirens.

The event certainly reected the

strong sense of community spirit that

is synonymous with life in Newman.

Everyone certainly appeared to get

involved and enjoy themselves no

maer what their age.

Club Transforms in Spirit of ChristmasBy Michelle Spencer

The event would not have been so

successful without the generous

support received from volunteers and

businesses in the wider community.

Many thanks especially go to Owen

and Angel Rawlinson from the Lions

Club, Woolworths Newman, Pares by

Imaginaon, Newman Voluntary Fireand Rescue Service, Allan McDonagh,

Jeremy Murphy, Danielle

Cochrane, Brian Reilly and

Casey Fimmel.

The Club is planning

to stage the family-

friendly event again next

Christmas and is looking

forward to it being even

bigger and beer.

Little Ruby-Jayne enjoying her

big fairy floss

Madi from

Bulloo Downs Station

Santa Claus with brothers

Kynan and Taylor

Club Committee members

Leanne and Lucy

Photographs by Danielle Cochrane

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