Australia – About the country, culture, facts & statistics
“Our Visitor” is an Australian Poem written by Barcroft Henry Boake (1866-1892). There’s a fellow on the station(He dropped in on a call,Just casual – to stay a pleasant week),He’s a banker’s near relation,Strongly built, and…Continue Reading
“The Babes in the Bush” is an Australian poem and it was written by Barcroft Henry Boake (1866-1892).
“Kelly’s Conversion” is an Australian Poem written by Barcroft Henry Boake (1866-1892). The poem looks at Australia during the time of bushrangers
“Around The Boree Log” is an Australian Song written by John O’Brien (1878-1952).
The Old Bush School is an Australian Song written by John O’Brien (1878-1952). It was first performed in 1919 at the Tivoli Theatre in Sydney, New South Wales.
“At Casey’s After Mass” is an Australian Song written by John O’Brien (1878-1952). This song has been recorded by a number of artists including Slim Dusty, the Clancy Brothers etc.
John O’Brien (1878-1952) wrote many Australian songs including “The Careys”, which has been recorded by numerous artists including Slim Dusty and John Williamson.
One by One is an Australian Song written by John O’Brien (1878-1952). The song was well known as a popular recitation piece in the late 1900s and early 1910s.
A Song of Sydney is an Australian Song written by Ethel Castilla. It describes Sydney as one of the most beautiful cities in the world, describing its beaches and harbor, as well as its rich cultural diversity.
“Hist!” is an Australian Song written by C. J. Dennis (1876-1938). The term ‘hist’ was also used as a general expression of astonishment or admiration, such as “Hullo there, what do you think of this”?