Japanese-Newman War

Considered the "Nightvale of the East" Newman has a tenuous and questionable existence. First recorded evidence of the town's existence was an ancient Emu Export can dated between 40-80 thousand years old in The location of modern(?) day East Newman. Conflicting accounts exist about this town. During the years of Westralian Independence, Newman was constructed as a Concentration camp, after the Mark Mcgowan Dragon Break Event Newman Became a mining town built by a private mining company in the 1960s, later purchased by the local shire for $1. Newman is most popular amongst the rest of Australia for it's involvement in the Japanese-Newman war, which never happened in any official documentation. Late in 1941, the Japanese Empire declared war on Newman, seeing as it had seceded from the Commonwealth of Australia. The town was captured by SNLF Paratroopers in 1944, only for them to be forgotten by Imperial Command and left for the next 40 years. The War only ended in the late 60's when the Emperor came to Newman and made peace with the Queen. It was later revealed that this was just a random Japanese FIFO worker, and not the Emperor; however, the Queen was, in fact, there (as far as we know). The towns second aboriginal man was one of the only 2 casualties, leaving only one aboriginal man in the whole town. This aboriginal man was later arrested by the only police officer, who was another fighter in the war.