Radio Hill Lookout

Radio Hill Lookout is an elevated scenic viewpoint on Radio Hill on the western edge of Newman in the Shire of East Pilbara, Western Australia. It offers panoramic views over the town of Newman, surrounding Ophthalmia Range and nearby iron ore mining operations. The lookout is notable as the town's primary sunset viewpoint and orientation point for visitors to understand the layout of this Pilbara mining town.

Visitors can expect a hilltop lookout accessed by a short sealed road from central Newman, with a car park and elevated viewing area. The site provides 360-degree panoramic views over Newman township, the Ophthalmia Range and the Pilbara landscape. There are information panels explaining the town and mining history, picnic tables and seating. It is primarily an open-air sightseeing and photography stop, especially popular at sunset.

Radio Hill is named for the communications tower located on the hill. The lookout overlooks Newman, a town established in the late 1960s by Mount Newman Mining Company to service iron ore mining in the Pilbara. The viewpoint is used to interpret the development of the town and the surrounding mining landscape.