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PDSongBot: Waltzing Matilda Music: Christina Macpherson, 1895 Lyrics: Banjo Paterson, 1895

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PDSongBot: Waltzing Matilda Music: Christina Macpherson, 1895 Lyrics: Banjo Paterson, 1895

PDSongBot: Waltzing Matilda Music: Christina Macpherson, 1895 Lyrics: Banjo Paterson, 1895

PDSongBot: Waltzing Matilda Music: Christina Macpherson, 1895 Lyrics: Banjo Paterson, 1895

PDSongBot: Waltzing Matilda Music: Christina Macpherson, 1895 Lyrics: Banjo Paterson, 1895

Funkykidsradio: - 06 Mulga Bill's Bicycle (Banjo Paterson)

PDSongBot: Waltzing Matilda Music: Christina Macpherson, 1895 Lyrics: Banjo Paterson, 1895

TheRedPeanut: Told it to write a poem about Cameron Green in the style of Banjo Paterson. Watch out, artists!

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PDSongBot: Waltzing Matilda Music: Christina Macpherson, 1895 Lyrics: Banjo Paterson, 1895

PDSongBot: Waltzing Matilda Music: Christina Macpherson, 1895 Lyrics: Banjo Paterson, 1895

GettrafficACT: Wright - road resurfacing bothways Swallowtail Rd between Banjo Paterson Avenue and Cotter Rd

Funkykidsradio: - 06 Mulga Bill's Bicycle (Banjo Paterson)

PDSongBot: Waltzing Matilda Music: Christina Macpherson, 1895 Lyrics: Banjo Paterson, 1895

GettrafficACT: Wright - road resurfacing bothways Swallowtail Rd between Banjo Paterson Avenue and Cotter Rd

shab_80085: Finally, another town to the northwest of here, Winton, is where Banjo Paterson wrote Waltzing Matilda, the unofficial anthem of the country. "Waltzing" was the term used when traveling on foot, and a matilda was the name for the swag bag slung over the back.

ClaudeMonteath: According to Banjo Paterson, Australian ethnogenesis ultimately came to its fruition on the hills of Gallipoli: “Our old world diff’rences are dead, Like weeds beneath the plough, For English, Scotch, and Irish-bred, They're all Australians now!”

PDSongBot: Waltzing Matilda Music: Christina Macpherson, 1895 Lyrics: Banjo Paterson, 1895

PDSongBot: Waltzing Matilda Music: Christina Macpherson, 1895 Lyrics: Banjo Paterson, 1895

Funkykidsradio: - 06 Mulga Bill's Bicycle (Banjo Paterson)

Thaidave991: A Vision Spendid: The Complete Poetry A.B. Paterson Banjo Paterson is one of Australia’s best-loved poets and his verse is among Australia’s enduring traditions. A.B. Banjo Paterson was born in Australia in 1864 and wrote poetry and fiction from 1900 until his death in 1941.

MichaelDoyleMi1: And with Australia’s flag shall fly A spray of wattle-bough To symbolise our unity– We’re all Australians now. (Banjo Paterson)

artsoutwest: CASP STORIES: BRUNCH & LUNCH WITH BANJO On Sunday 19 February a full day of poetry, prose, music and song was held at the Banjo Paterson Museum at Yeoval.

PDSongBot: Waltzing Matilda Music: Christina Macpherson, 1895 Lyrics: Banjo Paterson, 1895

msciffer: How is it that a school named after Banjo Paterson is the second worst high school in Australia for causing the segregation of disadvantaged students?

CWD_Orange: 'It's in my genes': Events sold out as poetry lovers flock to Banjo Paterson festival

PDSongBot: Waltzing Matilda Music: Christina Macpherson, 1895 Lyrics: Banjo Paterson, 1895

PDSongBot: Waltzing Matilda Music: Christina Macpherson, 1895 Lyrics: Banjo Paterson, 1895

7NEWSCentWest: The life and work of Banjo Paterson is being celebrated across the Orange region this week. The annual festival is drawing people from around the country.

PDSongBot: Waltzing Matilda Music: Christina Macpherson, 1895 Lyrics: Banjo Paterson, 1895

Funkykidsradio: - 06 Mulga Bill's Bicycle (Banjo Paterson)

Funkykidsradio: - 06 Mulga Bill's Bicycle (Banjo Paterson)

PDSongBot: Waltzing Matilda Music: Christina Macpherson, 1895 Lyrics: Banjo Paterson, 1895

cowboycoleridge: The man that holds his own is good enough. And the Snowy River riders on the mountains make their home, Where the river runs those giant hills between; I have seen full many horsemen since I first commenced to roam, But nowhere yet such horsemen have I seen. - Banjo Paterson

NathanFrancis__: "And with Australia's flag shall fly A spray of wattle-bough To symbolise our unity — We're all Australians now." 20 Poems:

CelebBirthdayUK: February 17 Today is the anniversary of the birth of Lola Montez Banjo Paterson Clifford Evans Arthur Kennedy Ron Goodwin Hal Holbrook Ruth Rendell Alan Bates Benjamin Whitrow Jo Kendall Gene Pitney Bernie Grant

HBurpday: February 17 Today is the anniversary of the birth of Lola Montez (1821) Banjo Paterson (1864) Clifford Evans (1912) Arthur Kennedy (1914) Ron Goodwin (1925) Hal Holbrook (1925) 1/2

PDSongBot: Waltzing Matilda Music: Christina Macpherson, 1895 Lyrics: Banjo Paterson, 1895

RiseUp4Climate: Thank god Banjo Paterson didn't write a poem about cane toads

PDSongBot: Waltzing Matilda Music: Christina Macpherson, 1895 Lyrics: Banjo Paterson, 1895

dailytelegraph: A reading of a Banjo Patterson poem at dinner sparked "vile abuse". Find out why ➡️

BenFordhamLive: Councillor abused for reciting Banjo Paterson poem

2GB873: "I think it's time Mr Minns stands up to this!"

bradmbutler: Postcard of Banjo Paterson as a baby with his 16 year old Wiradjuri nanny, Fanny Hopkins in 1885 (Photo supplied by M Bennett) Banjo Paterson wrote the Poem, 'Man from the Snowy River' which is believed to be about an Aboriginal stockman, not a white one, as the Movie portrayed.

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PDSongBot: Waltzing Matilda Music: Christina Macpherson, 1895 Lyrics: Banjo Paterson, 1895

PDSongBot: Waltzing Matilda Music: Christina Macpherson, 1895 Lyrics: Banjo Paterson, 1895

PDSongBot: Waltzing Matilda Music: Christina Macpherson, 1895 Lyrics: Banjo Paterson, 1895

Susannah_Fulltn: In 1983, a groundbreaking event placed Australia's unofficial anthem, Waltzing Matilda forever in historical records. Probably not what you'd expect. Waltzing Matilda was written by the great Banjo Paterson who died on 5 February 1941.

WhosBrownBread: February 05 Remembering those who died on this day : Thomas Carlyle (1881) Banjo Paterson (1941) Violette Szabo (1945) George Arliss (1946) Thelma Ritter (1969) Emeric Pressburger (1988) 1/2

PDSongBot: Waltzing Matilda Music: Christina Macpherson, 1895 Lyrics: Banjo Paterson, 1895

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dadmatho: The Bard from the Bush; I notice some affection here for Banjo Paterson. His poetry was one thing his politics another. Paterson was a staunch conservative who made it out of Sydney to the bush once. Tom Groggin station, whereas Henry Lawson worked for years in the bush.

PDSongBot: Waltzing Matilda Music: Christina Macpherson, 1895 Lyrics: Banjo Paterson, 1895

Funkykidsradio: - 06 Mulga Bill's Bicycle (Banjo Paterson)

PDSongBot: Waltzing Matilda Music: Christina Macpherson, 1895 Lyrics: Banjo Paterson, 1895

writingNSW: The annual Banjo Paterson Festival will be celebrated in Orange from 17 – 26 February, with over 20 literary and community events including the Australian Bush Poetry Competition. More info:

artsoutwest: CASP STORIES: POETS BRUNCH N LUNCH AT YEOVAL A day of Music, Poetry, Prose and Bush Stories at the Banjo Paterson…more than a Poet Museum on Sunday 19 February 2023.

PDSongBot: Waltzing Matilda Music: Christina Macpherson, 1895 Lyrics: Banjo Paterson, 1895

PJACaytonPhD: '... They never need work, nor want, nor weep; No troubles can come their hearts to estrange. Some summer night I shall fall asleep, And wake in the country over the range.' - AB 'Banjo' Paterson, "Over The Range"

PDSongBot: Waltzing Matilda Music: Christina Macpherson, 1895 Lyrics: Banjo Paterson, 1895

Thetribalmind: Little known fact: James Cook travelled with his daughter Matilda, known as Tilly, who was actually the first to set foot on our shores. She scores a mention in a verse of the anthem, as well as in the title of Banjo Paterson's song about a suicidal sheep thief.

PDSongBot: Waltzing Matilda Music: Christina Macpherson, 1895 Lyrics: Banjo Paterson, 1895

beta__female: Those ppl in school that would write the most ick nationalistic banjo Paterson wanna be poem about Anzac Day and would immediately win a John Howard legacy contest to spend 3 days in Gallipoli

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PDSongBot: Waltzing Matilda Music: Christina Macpherson, 1895 Lyrics: Banjo Paterson, 1895

PDSongBot: Waltzing Matilda Music: Christina Macpherson, 1895 Lyrics: Banjo Paterson, 1895

PDSongBot: Waltzing Matilda Music: Christina Macpherson, 1895 Lyrics: Banjo Paterson, 1895

Funkykidsradio: - 06 Mulga Bill's Bicycle (Banjo Paterson)

PDSongBot: Waltzing Matilda Music: Christina Macpherson, 1895 Lyrics: Banjo Paterson, 1895

Funkykidsradio: - 06 Mulga Bill's Bicycle (Banjo Paterson)

mrJonnyDelta: Man From Snowy River Sculpture in Cooma Serendigity posted a photo: A sculpture commemorating the famous 19th century poem by Banjo Paterson. Seen in Cooma, NSW, Australia. -

PDSongBot: Waltzing Matilda Music: Christina Macpherson, 1895 Lyrics: Banjo Paterson, 1895

PDSongBot: Waltzing Matilda Music: Christina Macpherson, 1895 Lyrics: Banjo Paterson, 1895

themathendo: Doing a f/up on the Spinoff article from last year and came across this in Feb 1901 ChCh Star. Banjo Paterson usually omitted Indigenous Aus in his writings or made them comic layabouts if he did. One month after Aus federation and Banjo had this to say. Oh my. Had not read this.

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PDSongBot: Waltzing Matilda Music: Christina Macpherson, 1895 Lyrics: Banjo Paterson, 1895

PDSongBot: Waltzing Matilda Music: Christina Macpherson, 1895 Lyrics: Banjo Paterson, 1895

PDSongBot: Waltzing Matilda Music: Christina Macpherson, 1895 Lyrics: Banjo Paterson, 1895

Peraltaone56: Andrew Barton "Banjo" Paterson, CBE[1] (17 February 1864 – 5 February 1941)[2] was an Australian bush poet, journalist and author. He wrote many ballads and poems about Australian life, focusing particularly on the rural and outback areas, including the district around ?¿

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EvertFritsch: Australia's Bush Poets - Banjo Paterson part 1 S13G4BK

PDSongBot: Waltzing Matilda Music: Christina Macpherson, 1895 Lyrics: Banjo Paterson, 1895

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PDSongBot: Waltzing Matilda Music: Christina Macpherson, 1895 Lyrics: Banjo Paterson, 1895

PDSongBot: Waltzing Matilda Music: Christina Macpherson, 1895 Lyrics: Banjo Paterson, 1895

PDSongBot: Waltzing Matilda Music: Christina Macpherson, 1895 Lyrics: Banjo Paterson, 1895

PDSongBot: Waltzing Matilda Music: Christina Macpherson, 1895 Lyrics: Banjo Paterson, 1895

Funkykidsradio: - 06 Mulga Bill's Bicycle (Banjo Paterson)

PDSongBot: Waltzing Matilda Music: Christina Macpherson, 1895 Lyrics: Banjo Paterson, 1895

PDSongBot: Waltzing Matilda Music: Christina Macpherson, 1895 Lyrics: Banjo Paterson, 1895

Funkykidsradio: - 06 Mulga Bill's Bicycle (Banjo Paterson)

PDSongBot: Waltzing Matilda Music: Christina Macpherson, 1895 Lyrics: Banjo Paterson, 1895

jpjanke: "Land of plenty or land of want, where the grey Companions dance, Feast or famine, or hope or fear, and in all things land of chance, Where Nature pampers or Nature slays, in her ruthless red, romance." AB Banjo Paterson.

PDSongBot: Waltzing Matilda Music: Christina Macpherson, 1895 Lyrics: Banjo Paterson, 1895

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PDSongBot: Waltzing Matilda Music: Christina Macpherson, 1895 Lyrics: Banjo Paterson, 1895

abernathydkb: Australia's Bush Poets - Banjo Paterson part 1 XWUZQMR



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Janna Bell: A prodigious talent. Story-teller supreme
peter crosby: introduced me to Australian poetry for which I aim forever thankful first Clancy and then The Man from Snowy River

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