“Camels” is an Australian poem written by Rex Ingamells (1913-1955) in which the writer describes his searing experience of riding camels as they travel across the desert.
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“The Divorce Extension Bill or, The Drunkard’s Wife” is an Australian story written by Louisa Lawson (1848-1920). It is about a woman who has a husband who drinks too much and mistreats her.
‘That Nonsensical Idea’ is an Australian strory written by Louisa Lawson, who was born in Sydney in 1848.
A Woman’s Love is a poem written by Louisa Lawson (1848-1920). She was one of Australia’s most important Indigenous writers and women’s rights activists.
The Digger’s Daughter is an Australian poem written by Louisa Lawson (1848-1920) and published in 1888.
Women At The Washtub, is an iconic poem that captures the toils of life in rural Australia which was written by Victor Daley (1858 – 1905).
A collection of books by Henry Handel Richardson, an Australian writer whose work is often considered to be among the finest ever produced in Australia.
The Coat was the Short story from “The End of Childhood” which was written by Henry Handel Richardson (1870-1946). It was published in 1917.
The Box-Tree’s Love is a very short Australian poem, written in 1889 by Barcroft Henry Boake. The poem was published as a piece of verse in the Australian Journal.
Josephus Riley is an Australian poem written by Barcroft Henry Boake (1866-1892). The poem also appears in the book entitled “On the Track in Australia”.