A warm reflection on the dogs that share our lives, from childhood companions to faithful old mates whose memories fill the dog-eared pages.

A reflective coastal poem about golden sand, azure seas and the quiet wonder of finding a place where time seems to stand still.

Tony Hammill examines the mysterious death of unionist swagman Martin Bourke and asks whether it inspired Banjo Paterson’s Waltzing Matilda.

Four new bush poems, three Country Campfire Legends, a remote NT campground, and fresh podcast and YouTube recitals gathered around the fire.

A reflective walk through Sydney’s George Street asks what Henry Lawson might see in the city’s people, struggles and moments of hope.

Vulgar Bill reckons there is nothing he cannot roast—until his homemade spiced pickle gives him a fiery lesson in the kitchen. A comic bush yarn by James Cayce.