Narelle Stoll’s bush poem “Number 24” honours Norwegian resistance hero Gunnar Sønsteby and the …
Bush Poetry
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A warm, humorous true story of railway-yard larrikins, rum barrels and a secret club …
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An old farmer’s new AI potato picker turns one paddock into a whirlwind of …
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A backyard still, a pair of guzzunders and one stormy night turn a grubby …
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A city slicker walks into the Lake Boga Hotel with fifteen hundred dollars and …
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A rooster with endless energy, a laid-back bull and a colourful mob of country …
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A cranky old bushman, a fearsome badger and a stream of religious visitors make …
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From rainforest tracks to golden shores, David J Delaney celebrates the wildlife, colour and …
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A father spins a tale about a fearsome old crocodile to unsettle his impatient …
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Bluey is a rollicking bush yarn about a wayward blue heeler whose cattle-working enthusiasm …
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A warm reflection on the dogs that share our lives, from childhood companions to …
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A reflective coastal poem about golden sand, azure seas and the quiet wonder of …
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A reflective walk through Sydney’s George Street asks what Henry Lawson might see in …
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Vulgar Bill reckons there is nothing he cannot roast—until his homemade spiced pickle gives …
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At a misty bend in the river, a weary traveller meets a stranger beside …
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A sly swagman, a boastful shearer and a croquet game played with sledgehammers and …
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A father tries to teach his son a hard bush lesson, only for fate …
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An elderly woman watches another generation of soldiers march away and remembers the husband …
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My Church by James Cayce is a reflective Australian bush poem about finding peace, …
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This New Technological Stuff by Ben Eggleton is a humorous bush poem following generations …
