I come from a land down under
Where beer does flow and men chunder
Can’t you hear, can’t you hear the thunder?
You better run, you better take cover
Men at Work

I love a sun-burnt country
I like my toast well done
I like girls with long brown legs
I watch them as they run
My Country, after Dorothea McKellar

History

• Martin Sparrow’s Blues
• The Frontier Wars – Australia’s heart of darkness
• The Crown – the view from Down Under
• Small Stories – A Tale of Twin Pines
• Small Stories – the schools of the Tarkeeth 
• Small Stories – Crossing the South Arm 
• Tel al Sabi – Tarkeeth’s ANZAC Story
• The agony and extinction of Blinky Bill 
• Menzies’ excellent Suez Adventure
• Dark Deeds in a Sunny Land – a poet’s memorial to a forgotten crime  
• Banjo’s Not So Jolly Swagman – Australia’s could’ve been anthem 
• The Ballad of ‘the Breaker’ – Australias Boer War

Politics

• We oughtn’t to fear an Indigenous Voice – but we do
• We’ve Got The Australia Day Blues 
• Outside Looking In
• Conservatism in Crisis
• Western Civilization – The long, dark tea-time of The Australian’s soul
• The Oz’s lonely crusade For western civilization
• Milo Down Under  
• Free Speech, One Each!
• How the “Lucky Country” lost its mojo
• Hearing voices – is Teal the real deal?
• Australia Votes – The Decline and Fall of the Flimflam Man
• Arguments of Monumental Proportions

For wider reading about Australian history, I highly recommend William Lines’ challenging Taming of the Great South Land’, the late Robert Hughes’ magisterial The Fatal Shore, David Day’s Claiming a Continent, and Bruce Pascoe’s challenging Dark Emu. 

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… they were standin’ on the shore one day
Saw the white sails in the sun
Wasn’t long before they felt the sting
White man, white law, white gun
Solid Rock, Goanna 1982