The people behind this website contribute their time because of the passion for Port Hedland.
Julie Matheson
Julie Matheson – 0409 294 495
Julie Matheson was born in Port Hedland and lived there for 25 years before embarking on a career in financial planning.
She completed a Diploma of Financial Planning through Deakin University, gained her own licence to deal and arrange investment products in 1999 and was elected by her peers as a board member of the Financial Planning Association in 2006. She was re-elected again in 2010.
Julie is currently studying an Arts degree at UWA and expects to complete this in 2012.
Elke Rhodes – 0438 916 684
Peter Butler
Peter Butler – 0413 733 272
Peter spent 17 years in Hedland before being released for good behaviour in 1987.
He now resides in Perth with his wife, teenage son, 3 adult girls and their nine grandchildren.
Peter is the head honcho at Smarter Enterprises.
We have Smarter Websites, Smart Email, Smart Mortgage Marketing, Smart Agent Websites, Smart Business Websites, Smarter Business Profits, along with a few other hobby websites.
We help professionals and small businesses use the power of
• Websites and blogging
• Lead Generation and
• Social Media Marketing
Every business is different and we understand that. That’s why we have 5 core modules that you can literally ”plug in” to create an online ‘marketing machine’. Our websites and marketing systems are designed to grow our clients business.
Kathleen Baldwin
Living in Port Hedland from 1974 to 1987 Kathleen Baldwin was an extremely active member of the community. Her involvements stretched from Netball, Navel Cadets, Swimming, Brownies, and Guides, to being involved with the Speedway and many other community groups.
Kathleen married her husband Andrew in 1985 and together the pair has had three children and four grandchildren.
After the death of her parents over ten years ago Kathleen began to wonder what had happened to a lot of her school friends. The curiosity put her on a journey to try to find as many of her old friends as possible and thanks to Facebook Kathleen was inspired to create a reunion group for ex-Hedlanders just to see how much interest she might garner.
Astonishingly to Kathleen, who had expected maybe fifty or so people to join, the group grew by the hundreds within mere hours, and after one year has grown to include thousands of members and is still growing.
