The sometimes lauded, often loathed and always leery antiheroes of Australian colonial mythology.
The biggest beards, the baddest breath, the boldest bandits. In a volley of bullets they exit town on a stolen horse. And the longer they go bush, the larger their legend becomes. Here are some books about bushrangers: the downtrodden underdogs of colonial folklore.
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Walking with William Buckley
Buckley’s Chance author Garry Linnell reflects on bringing a 200-year-old story to life.
