Newman News June 2016 Edition

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NEWSNEWMAN’S COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERJune 2016, Issue 165

NEWMAN

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

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The objecve of the Newman Mainstreet

Project 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 & physical environment.

To get involved call: 9177 8290

Proudly Supported by

Newman held its triathlon on 15 May

with full, short and junior courses

including teams, which aracted over 120competors aged six to 57 years of age.

The event was reportedly very well run

with many volunteers involved. Special

thanks to the Shire of East Pilbara, BHP

Billiton Iron Ore, and Woolworths Newman

for their on going sponsorship of this event.

WinnersJunior Course Boys: Luke Bourke

Junior Course Girls: Stella Wade

Short Course Males: Damon Jerey

Short Course Females: Janelle Fimmel

Full Course Males: Kevin May

Full Course Females: Denise Boreham

Teams:

Junior course: Blue Bats

Short course: Lifeguards

Full course: Oakley/Dark/Oakley

All photographs by Sarah Stampi, Serene

Bedlam Photography.

Newman Triathlon 2016

Above le: Kevin May, 1st place male in the full course

Above right: Denise Boreham (women’s full course winner) with her son Luke Bourke (junior course

boys winner)

By Sarah Stampi, Serene Bedlam Photography

Andrew Price (3rd place male full course) proudly carries his vising niece, Winnie, across the

nishing line cheered on by Jamie Ross, Aquac OcerSet for the swim leg


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Banners on the Terrace: Winning

DesignGeorgie McInerney has been chosen by the

Councillors of the Shire of East Pilbara as

the winning designer for the Banners on

the Terrace, represenng this region. Her

banner will be displayed along St Georgesand Adelaide Terraces in Perth between 24

July and 6 August 2016. Her design is being

painted on the full sized banner with the

help of community members.

Community Contact LineIf the local community have a queson

or concern relang to BHP Billiton Iron

Ore’s mining operaons, it is encouraged

that they contact the 24 hour Community

Response Line on 1800 421 077.

RAAF Visit NewmanThe Newman airport was able to cater for

the Royal Australian Air Force’s visit in May

when it decided to use the facilies for re-

fuelling.

State BudgetA press release from the Department of the

Premier and Cabinet regarding the State’s

2016-2017 states that $49.7 million has

been allocated for the Newman Health

Service redevelopment project. $2 million

has also been allocated for the East Pilbara

Innovaon Centre. $13.6 million for the

Pilbara wide Health Partnership.

BHP Community GrantsBHP Billiton Iron Ore’s February 2016

Community Grant round will support

the following local community groups/

organisaon:

- Newman Vets Football Club: $15,000

to go towards supporng the annual

Celebrity Legends Game

- East Pilbara BMX Club: $15,000 to

support the construcon of a new pao

seang area

- East Pilbara Independent Support

(EPIS): $41,715 to support the

implementaon of a new service

delivery model and management

system for the organisaon.

Three applicaons for the April 2016 round

were received and are currently going

through the approvals process.

Keeping Australia BeaufulParal extract from the Shire of East Pilbara

Newman and Marble Bar have been voted

state nalists by the Keep Australia Beauful

Council in the 2016 Tidy Towns Sustainable

Communies program. Newman has also

received the accolade of being a nalist for

the overall state winner’s tle for 2016.

Newman was voted as a state nalist in

an impressive three categories aer being

short-listed from 57 entries:

• Environmental Sustainability• Young Legends

• Environmental Educaon

“Tidy Towns Sustainable Communies

Awards is not just about the aesthecs of

a town as you drive through it. Certainly

lier prevenon and waste management

are an important driving factor, however

these awards also recognise outstanding

community achievements in the use of

recycled waste water on our green space”

said Shire President, Shire of East Pilbara,

Lynne Craigie.

“The awards also recognise achievements

by younger members of our community;

examples of which include our Urban Art

workshops at the Newman Youth Centre as

well as environmental educaon programs

such as South Newman Primary School’s

fantasc garden complete with ducks

and geese and the amazing work in our

community by Greening Australia”.

“Our thanks are oered to our volunteers

who have played a crical role in these

many community acvies, in parcular

the volunteers from V-Swans and GreeningAustralia,” Lynne added.

The overall state winner for Western

Australia will be announced 23 September

2016.


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NSHS Update

Newman Senior High School’s rebuilding

and signicant landscaping works are

well underway. Landscaping is due for

compleon mid this year.

In 2014 the West Wing, which housed the

science, maths and student services caught

re. The building is being replaced with two

blocks; one will be for science and maths

with the other for student services. The

building is scheduled for opening in me

for the 2017 school year.

Newman Senior High School, an

Independent Public School, is extremely

proud of the results of its 2015 Year 12

students. In 2015, NSHS:

• was ranked number one in the state by

maintaining 100% VET achievement,

outperforming the state average by 21%;

• achieved 97% aainment, whichoutperformed the Department of

Educaon’s State average by 9%; and

• improved the median ATAR score by 9

points (Australian Terary Admission

Rank), with every student who applied to

university receiving a place.

It is ancipated that with the compleon of

the rebuild will come a broadening in the

range of programmes.

Architect’s image of completed building

Provided by Newman Senior High School


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4 June Councillors for the Shire of East Pilbara meet and greet at the shopping

centre between 10 am and 12 noon, available to discuss your quesons,

queries, comments and concerns

4 June Casino theme cheese and wine evening at Pioneers Football Club,

Boomerang Oval, from 19:30, dress is cocktail/formal, ckets $40 for

members and $50 for non-members, call 0409 203 694, ckets include

food and wine for the evening, part proceeds will be donated to the BreastCancer Foundaon

4-12 June Karlamilyi Walk, walk with Martu people to stop the uranium mining on their country, deparng Newman on 4 June,

deparng Parnngurr on 5 June, arrive at Karlamilyi River on 12 June, www.walkforcountry.com.au or wanfa.org.au@

gmail.com

6 June Western Australia Day – public holiday

6 June WA Day acvies at the Newman Recreaon Centre, free family fun and acve programme, open to all ages and

abilies, no need to book

09:00 – 10:00 – Konga

10:30 – 13:00 – Hip Hop dance workshop by Brad Yogi 14:00 – 15:00 – Les Mills Body Combat/Balance combo class

8-9 June All in Newman will experience a 7-hour water supply interrupon from 22:00 on Wednesday to 05:00 on Thursday.

Water Corporaon’s 24-hour faults, emergencies and security line on 13 13 75

11 June Philippines 118th Independence Day

12 June Newman Netball Associaon’s presentaon for NWC players and coaches, 14:00-18:00

17 June Newman Netball Associaon hosng the 2016 North-West NAIDOC Netball Carnival, Opening Ceremony,

17:30-18:00 with netball starng at 18:15

17 June Upsyde to the Downsyde free youth rapper and djay workshop, 17:00-19:00 at the Newman Youth Centre,9175 1963 or 0429 048 046

18 June Newman Netball Associaon hosng the 2016 North-West NAIDOC Netball Carnival, xtures to be announced

18 June Upsyde to the Downsyde free youth rapper and djay workshop, 10:00-12:00 at the Newman Youth Centre,

9175 1963 or 0429 048 046

18 June Newman Community Concert featuring Downsyde, hiphop legends, acts include Newman Dance Company, starts

17:30 at Boomerang Oval, free entry with food, so drinks and snacks available, hosted by the Shire, thanks to BHP

Billiton funding, 9175 8062 or [email protected]

22 June Lifeboat, suicide prevenon workshop that is for everyone and parcularly those who are interested in keepingothers safe and connected, 08:00-12:00, free of charge please RSVP by 17 June, EPIC Training room on Kalgan Drive,

[email protected] or 1300 694 357

23 June Lifeboat, suicide prevenon workshop that is for everyone and parcularly those who are interested in keeping

others safe and connected, 12:00-16:00, free of charge please RSVP by 17 June, EPIC Training room on Kalgan Drive,

[email protected] or 1300 694 357

24 June Shire Council meeng, Nullagine at 10:00

25-26 June Newman Motorcycle Club, hosng the round of the North West compeon for Motorcross on 25&26/6, riders

from Paraburdoo, Tom Price, Wickham, Karratha, Port Hedland and Broome will come here to compete, juniors and

seniors, racing from 12:00 on Saturday and from 08:00 on Sunday, bar and canteen open, for further details please

contact Mandy Medlen on 0409 168 684

30 June NAIDOC Opening ceremony, Welcome to Country ag raising and community breakfast, 07:00-08:00, Martumili

NAIDOC acvies, Shire of East Pilbara oces

CALENDAR OF EVENTS – JUNE 2016


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CALENDAR OF EVENTS

COMING SOON

1 July Hillview Speedway Club’s AGM at 19:00

1 July Shire grants open

2 July Councillors for the Shire of East Pilbara meet and greet at the shopping centre between 10 am and 12 noon

3-10 July KJ lms playing connuously at Boulevard shopping centre in honour of NAIDOC week

4 July NAIDOC week’s Elders’ morning tea at the EPIS Day Centre

5 July NAIDOC week’s Youth event at the youth centre

6 July NAIDOC week’s Art in the Park, Kiripirna Park

7 July NAIDOC week’s Indigenous story me and cra, Newman Library

8 July NAIDOC week’s movie screening of Putuparri and the Rainmakers, Boomerang Oval

10 July NAIDOC week’s Ochre run, sports carnival, live band, bush tucker, Capricorn Oval

31 July Shire grants close

9 August Australian Bureau of Stascs’ Census night

19-22 August Fortescue Fesval Weekend

20 August Speed boat races

22 August Newman Turf Club’s races – it falls on the Fortescue Fesval weekend only once every 7 years due to the race

season calendar

22 August Newman Day Care Centre’s 30th anniversary, 10:00-14:00, everyone welcome including past and present children

and families

10 Tips for Keeping

Your Indoor Kiy

Happy: Part 1By Dr Lucy van der Weide BScBVMS, Newman

Veterinary Hospital

Strategies to help sasfy your indoor cat

so that he or she does not become bored,

brain-dead or morbidly obese.

1. Proper socialisaon is essenal to help

prevent behavioural problems. The

key period is from 4-16 weeks of age.

Socialisaon is your kien learning to

interact appropriately with humans,

other animals and the environment.

Provide posive experiences and

expose your kien to all sorts of

situaons including interacon with

others, their travel crate, unfamiliar

noises and car rides.

2. Cats are quite fussy and benet from

having designated living areas. This

means separated zones for sleeping

and napping, a safe haven for security

and hiding. For example hidey holes,

cheap cardboard boxes, hammocks,

and tunnels. Also high places to play,

explore and scratch, eang and drinking

staons. Provide choice and a separate

toileng area for privacy.

3. Food and Drink staons (plural) should

not be situated next to a noisy washing

machine or close to their lier tray,

with ideally 30cm between water and

food bowls.

4. Lierbox 101: Scoop out tray daily

or aer each use. Clean the box with

warm water and detergent regularly.

Have at least one lier tray per cat plus

one addional tray.

5. Provide enrichment to mimic hunng

e.g. puzzle feeders or food dispensing

toys. If your cat doesn’t eat kibble,

consider using freeze-dried treats. Plant

a mini indoor herb garden for a personal

safe grazing spot. Cats can safely graze

catnip, catgrass, lemongrass, catmint,

regular mint, wheatgrass, parsley,

thyme and rosemary.


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WHAT’S ON? REGULAR ACTIVITIESMonday 08:30 The Beach Indoor Play Centre open to 12.30pm, 9177 8290, Mindarra Drive, opposite Police Staon

08:30 Time Out session with crèche unl 11:30am, Newman Neighbourhood Centre, 2 Mackay Street, 9175 1516

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

17:30 Newman Girl Guides 5-7 y.o., Newman Youth Centre, 0417 178 624, [email protected]

19:00 Jiu Jitsu, Newman Club, for other mes and age groups contact Adam 0408 097 792, Dionne 0409 116 541

19:30 Anglican Church bible study, locaon to be advised, 0499 778 116

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

08:30 Time Out with crèche, Newman Neighbourhood Centre, 2 Mackay Street, 9175 1516, [email protected] 10:00 Newman Playgroup, Moondoorow Street, [email protected]

17:30 Newman Girl Guides 7-18 y.o., Newman Youth Centre, 0417 178 624, [email protected]


19:30 Study the Bible with Jehovah’s Witnesses, Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses, Les Tu Drive o Kurra Street, jw.org

Chrisan Minister John Wolak on 0412 991 551

19:30 Newman Lions Club, 1st and 3rd Tuesdays, Lions Park on Corwa Drive, Jessica Mclean-Middleton on 0415 699 991

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

08:30 Time Out with crèche, Newman Neighbourhood Centre, 2 Mackay Street, 9175 1516, [email protected]


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

17:00 Newman Community Bapst Church’s Teens ‘Adopt a Naon’ unl 18:00, Welsh Drive Youth Centre

18:30 Newman Scouts 10-14 y.o., Newman Youth Centre, 0417 178 624, [email protected] 18:30 Casual Futsal, enquire regarding charges, Newman Rec Centre, 9177 8075

19:00 Corporate bowls new players welcome, Newman Club, Nick 0419 192 691, Adelle 0418 860 364

19:00 Women’s Darts, Newman Club

Thursday 08:20 Anglican Church Young mum’s bible study, locaon to be advised, 0499 778 116

08:30 Time Out with crèche, Newman Neighbourhood Centre, 2 Mackay Street, 9175 1516, [email protected]

09:30 Gumnuts story and nursery rhyme me 0-2 y.o., parent facilitated, free, Newman Library

15:30 Kids’ basketball drills and skills, 8-16 y.o., must pre-register, Newman Rec Centre, 9177 8075

16:30 Newman Joey Scouts unl 17:30, Newman Youth Centre, 0417 178 624, [email protected]

18:00 Newman Cub Scouts unl 19:30, Newman Youth Centre, 0417 178 624, [email protected]

19:00 Men’s Darts, Newman Club

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

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

08:30 Family fun cra unl 10:30am, $5 for the family, no need to RSVP, Neighbourhood Centre, 2 Mackay Street, 9175 1516


10:00 Story me and cra for 3-5 y.o. during school terms, parents to supervise, free, Newman Library

10:10 Funky Movement, 18 mnths-3 y.o., enquire at Newman Rec Centre, 9177 8075

11:05 Funky Movement, 3-5 y.o., enquire at Newman Rec Centre, 9177 8075

18:30 Casual Futsal, enquire regarding charges, Newman Rec Centre, 9177 8075

19:00 Twilight session, bring a project of your own to start or complete, Newman Neighbourhood Centre,

2 Mackay Street, 9175 1516, [email protected]


Saturday 18:30 Mass / Eucharist Celebraon 1st and 2nd weekend, St Joseph’s Catholic Church, Warman Avenue,

9175 2344, every 5th by rotaon, Liturgy of the Word and Holy Communion 3rd and 4th weekend 19:00 Twilight session, bring a project of your own to start or complete, Newman Neighbourhood Centre,2 Mackay Street, 9175 1516, [email protected]

Sunday 08:30 Mass / Eucharist Celebraon 1st and 2nd weekend, St Joseph’s Catholic Church, Warman Avenue,

9175 2344, every 5th by rotaon, Liturgy of the Word and Holy Communion 3rd and 4th weekend

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

Including bubs and tots ministry and Sunday school

09:30 Newman Community Bapst Church Worship, Praise and Kids’ Church, Welsh Drive

09:30 Newman Community Bapst Church’s Teen Church, Welsh Drive

10:00 Study the Bible with Jehovah’s Witnesses, Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses, Les Tu Drive o Kurra Street, jw.org,

Chrisan Minister John Wolak on 0412 991 551

13:00 The Beach Indoor Play Centre open to 4pm, 9177 8290, Mindarra Drive, opposite Police Staon

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

2 Mackay Street, 9175 1516, [email protected]

16:00 Sunday Scroungers bowls new players welcome, $5 per player, bowls provided, Newman Club,Nick 0419 192 691, Adelle 0418 860 364


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Young Martu MobBy Zan King, Kanyirninpa Jukurrpa (KJ)

A group of Sydney teenagers visited the

remote reaches of the Western Desert in

Australia’s Pilbara region recently for a

cultural exchange with the local Martu.

The eight Aboriginal and Torres Strait

Islander youth represented World Vision’s

Young Mob youth leadership program in

partnership with First Hand Aboriginal

Soluons.

The Martu were from World Vision’s

Martu Leadership Program; a program

run in partnership with local organisaon

Kanyirninpa Jukurrpa (KJ). The visitors

went to local cultural sites and remote

communies. Along the way they met with

Elders, shared stories and learnt how to

care for the land, plants and animals.

“The exchange is designed to help youngpeople develop their cultural learning in a

new and oen challenging environment,

away from home and in a very remote part

of Australia. For many of them the sheer

remoteness and size of everything was

a complete culture shock; the distances,

scant services and limited internet and

mobile recepon,” said the Young Mob

Project Manager, Sophia Romano.

The idea for the exchange followed a visit

by members of the Martu Leadership

Program to a Young Mob camp in NSWlast year. There, the Martu visitors shared

stories about their country, their journey

and goals for themselves and communies.

Martu Leadership Mentor, Butler Landy,

said that he “really enjoyed sharing stories

about the very dierent country in WA

and NSW. Sharing with them was one big

respect. We told those young fellas to look

aer country, make themselves strong

and to listen to their elders”. Butler hopes

that there will be further exchanges in the

future “I would like to see more of them

and their country, and for them to see

more of ours. We have a lot more country

out there to show them.”

LEFT: Out on Martu country with the Martu leadership and ranger team

RIGHT: Some of the young visitors at the Whaleback mine

Photographs by Dave Wells, Prevailing Wind Producons

Nicole Willis is known to many in the

community for her role at Newman

Mainstreet Project Inc. What many may

not know is that for the past ve-and-a-half

years, Nic has been quietly plugging away

at her nursing degree, nally compleng

her last placement in May.

So what now for her? Nic announced in

January that the family was expanding with

the impending arrival of baby number four.

Therefore, she will be indenitely stepping

down from the helm at Mainstreet, with

her main role in events reverng to being

spearheaded by the Commiee.

The Martu are the tradional owners of

a large part of central Western Australia

which extends from the Great Sandy Desert

in the north to around Wiluna in the south.

Across this country, Martu share a common

law, culture and language.

The Martu were among the last of

Australia’s Indigenous people to make

contact with European Australians, with

many migrang from their desert landsinto neighbouring pastoral staons and

missions in the 1950s and 1960s.

Somemes this migraon followed the

Canning Stock Route north to the eastern

Kimberley or south to Wiluna and then east

to Warakuna and Warburton.

World Vision has been working with

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander

communies since 1974. It currently

partners with 18 communies across

Australia to deliver early childhood,

leadership and development programs

designed and led by community members.

Alison McKenzie will be taking on the

administrave role at Mainstreet,

controlling all hire equipment, whilst sll

running The Beach Indoor Play Centre.

This is not goodbye for Nic. She has agreed

to step into a posion on the Commiee,

keeping her commitment to Danielle

Cochrane when she employed her back in

March 2013 to keep Mainstreet running for

the benet of the Newman community.

Ladies do not worry. Internaonal

Women’s Day will sll be a Mainstreet

coordinated event while.

The end of an era ... Maybe?

Nic Willis with her supporve husband, Leigh

by Sarah Stampi, Serene Bedlam Photography


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The number of kids joining sport and

recreaon clubs in the Shire of East

Pilbara should soon increase, thanks

to a partnership between the State

Government and the Shire of East Pilbara

with an investment of over $17 million into

KidSport over six years.

KidSport aims to increase the number of

parcipang children and recruit more

volunteers to cope with the addional

members. KidSport oers subsidised

membership fees for kids aged 5–18 years

to join local sport or recreaon clubs.

Children who previously may not have

been able to take part in sport and

recreaon due to nancial constraints will

be eligible for membership fee subsidies of

up to $200 per year. There is no limit to the

number of children per family. People with

Health Care Cards are eligible to access the

program.

“People who struggled to pay membership

fees will now be able to give their kids what

a lot of us take for granted – the ability to

play sport and become more involved,” said

Brendan Cullinan, the Department of Sport

and Recreaon’s Pilbara Regional Manager.

“And it’s not just the kids we are

encouraging. We also want to encourage

parents to join in and volunteer, maybe as

club members or helping out in the canteen,

coaching or being an administrator.”

The process is simple. Parents/guardians

can simply approach their local sport orrecreaon club or visit www.clubsonline.

dsr.wa.gov.au for eligibility criteria and

applicaon forms. Completed applicaon

forms can then be submied to the

Newman Recreaon Centre.

The Shire will also be working with local

referral agents so that disadvantaged

children who may not have a Health Care

Card or Pension Card do not miss out on

support. Similarly, families with three or

more children may struggle to pay club

fees on top of purchasing equipment so a

referral may be needed.

Referral agents can include, but are not

limited to, school teachers, doctors, police,

social workers, local area coordinators

and other community organisaons and

agencies. Check with the Shire to nd out

what your local ones are.

Support for Sports Clubs’ MembershipInform extracted from the Shire of East Pilbara’s release

Newman Triathlon 2016Photographs by Sarah Stampi, Serene Bedlam Photography

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