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 Long time Goldfields resident, Murray Joyce, is a Justice of the Peace and he serviced the Royal Flying Doctor Service as a Councillor for 27 years. Murray is also a Life Member of the RFDS.
Murray worked in the gold and nickel industry for 37 years in Engineering and Human Resources and has a long association with apprentice training. Murray is the owner of a local small business, Goldfields Television Services, which is based in MacDonald Street, Kalgoorlie.
You can contact Murray on 08 9021 4262 |
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 Anne was sole proprietor of Boulder’s Leading Edge Video for 22 years until it was sold in 2003. It is the only video library that has remained in business since the start of videos in the Goldfields and it is still going strong today.
Anne has been involved with the Boulder Promotion & Development Association since its inception and is a proud spokesperson for the marketing and development of Boulder’s Central Business District.
Not only is Anne a spokesperson for Boulder, but she is also a great ambassador for the wider Goldfields community. Anne’s contribution to the city was recently recognised when she was awarded the 2008 Goldfields Citizen of the Year, by the Kalgoorlie-Boulder Chamber of Commerce & Industry.
Current committee involvement includes:
• Kalgoorlie-Boulder Chamber of Commerce & Industry Retail Committee
• KCGM Community Reference Group.
• Kalgoorlie-Boulder Community & Industry Reference Group
• Councillor City of Kalgoorlie Boulder
You can contact Anne on 08 9093 3938 or 0407 990 019 |
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 Kevin has lived in Kalgoorlie for the past 25 years. He was married in Kalgoorlie in 1962 and with his wife Alice they have raised their four children in the Goldfields.
Kevin recently retired after passing the family business over to his son and this has left him with plenty of time to pursue his passions, including the development of the local community.
Kevin is a life member of Lions Club International and he has been involved with the Club for over 35 years.
Kevin feels that as a member of the CRG, he can communicate the concerns of local residents to the company and with his past experience can help the wider community to form a better relationship with KCGM.
You can contact Kevin on 08 9021 2420 or 0437 152 919 |
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 Kathleen Stanick-Bentley has a long list of community credits to her name and she has been involved for a long time with the following organisations:
• Hannan's Rotary Club
• Australian Prospector's & Miners Hall of Fame
• Small Business Centre Goldfields
• Eastern Goldfields Italian Club
• Business and Professional Women's Association
• Elected member of the Kalgoorlie-Boulder City Council (1993 - 98)
• SBS Steering Committee
• Holyoake Advisory Committee
• Kalgoorlie-Boulder Health Service
The above are just a few of Kathleen’s associations. She has also worked incredibly hard to establish the Eastern Goldfields Sexual Assault Referral Centre and Lotteries House in Kalgoorlie.
You can contact Kathleen on 08 9022 7501 or 0418 947 501 |
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 Max has worked in the Goldfields since 1991. He was originally under contract to Curtin University then left for two years and returned in 1994 as a permanent resident.
Since his return to the Goldfields, Max has managed the Goldfields branch of a Western Australian mining replacement parts manufacturer.
Since this time he has managed the distribution of packaged explosives for the region, the development of a local equipment hire company and now is developing the business of Australia's largest dragline manufacturer's hardware and mining processing products in the region.
His region extends from Wiluna in the north to Ravensthorpe in the south and to Southern Cross to the west. Max's firm supplies mining products to KCGM, so he sees the Super Pit from "the inside out" on a daily basis.
Max rates meeting and marrying his wife Kathleen in 1998 as his proudest accomplishment. So much in fact that that Max recently joined Kathleen on the CRG Committee and they are proving a force to be reckoned wife, in the nicest possible way.
You can contact Max on 0429 990 485 |
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 Deborah was born in Kalgoorlie-Boulder and is married with 5 children. Deborah works at the Golden Mile Community House and she has been actively involved with the Goldfields community since 1995.
"I have had a long standing interest in the environment and want to see the community’s interests and issues addressed in a positive and proactive manner. I strongly support KCGM’s initiative to involve the community in the CRG committee and believe that it is achieving good results for the community and the company. I have been an advocate for the community and I network widely and I want to have a better understanding of the issues faced by the mining industry and help to resolve differences and achieve win/win outcomes, which provide a long term future for the region."
Deborah is a Councillor for the City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder and she has held this role for almost 10 years. Along with her involvement on the council, Deborah is also involved with a number of Committees and organisations including:
• Goldfields Against Serious Pollution (GASP)
• Amnesty International Member
• Reconciliation Committee of the City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder
• Goldfields Women’s Health Care Centre Committee
• Goldfields District Health Advisory Council
You can contact Deborah on 08 9021 8535 or 0423 264 016 |
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 Guy, like many of Kalgoorlie-Boulder’s long term residents, originally only intended on living here for a year or two. But now, almost 20 years on, he is very much a “local”.
Guy is the current President of the Kalgoorlie-Boulder Chamber of Commerce & Industry and has an active involvement with a number of other committees across the Goldfields including Kalgoorlie Goldfields Tourism and the City and Regional Development Committee.
Guy is also the Manager of a local tour bus company, Goldrush Tours, who specialise in mine site transfers to a number of different operations around the Kalgoorlie-Boulder region.
You can contact Guy on 08 9021 6522 or 0408 911 909 |
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Morrie started working in the Goldfields in 1992 on a fly in / fly out roster and became a permanent resident in Kalgoorlie-Boulder in 1997. In 1999, Morrie relocated the national head office of Goodz & Associates GMC to Kalgoorlie, where he has acted as a mineral industry advisor to many companies including KCGM.
Morrie is an active volunteer in the community, supporting groups such as the Goldfields Multicultural Association, Ronald McDonald Ball, RFDS, Toastmasters, local arts and theatre groups. Morrie is currently coordinating an AusIMM international conference on Sustainable Mining to be hosted in Kalgoorlie-Boulder in October 2010.
Morrie is involved in many community groups including:
• WA School of Mines Mine Engineering Advisory Committee
• Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy Branch Committee
• Kalgoorlie-Boulder Community & Industry Reference Group
• 3C Hazardous Waste Precinct Site Review Group
• Goldfields - Nullarbor Resource Management Group You can contact Morrie on 08 9022 7725 or 0429 834 912 |
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Bill is married with three adult children and has lived in Kalgoorlie-Boulder since 1971. 
Bill maintains a close involvement with the local community and has had a long association with a number of local community organisations including:
• Kalgoorlie Police & Citizens
• Golden Mile Art Exhibition Group
• Eastern Goldfields Historical Society Inc.
• Middle Island Fishing Crew
• Hannans Club
• Kalgoorlie-Boulder Chamber of Commerce & Industry Inc
Bill loves Kalgoorlie-Boulder and considers the only thing wrong with the place to be the fact he didn’t come here twenty years before!
You can contact Bill on 0407 212 928
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Tony has lived in Kalgoorlie-Boulder for the past 10 years. He spends a considerable amount of time working on community projects in and around the Goldfields and has had extensive involvement with a number of groups including the Kalgoorlie Lion’s Club.
Tony is enthusiastic for all things Goldfields.
You can contact Tony on 08 9091 1199 or 0419 951 723 |
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