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Australia and New
Zealand a "
rouseabout" can be any
worker with broad-based, non-specific skills, in any industry. However,
rouseabouts or "rousies" most commonly...
- part in the
shearing industry by
working as pressers, wool rollers,
rouseabouts, wool
classers and shearers. A
sheep is
caught by the shearer, from the...
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Rouseabout Records (RRR33) —
Other People's
Children Released: 2005 Label:
Rouseabout Records (RRR39) — The
Dreamer Released: 2009 Label:
Rouseabout Records...
- "Middleton's
Rouseabout" is a poem by
Australian poet
Henry Lawson. It was
first published in The Freeman's
Journal on 8
March 1890, and
later in the poet's...
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spent a year and two days "descending mines,
mixing with
shearers and
rouseabouts,
riding his
horse into the
loneliness of the bush,
touring lunatic asylums...
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South Australia,
being emplo****
variously as a horse-breaker, drover,
rouseabout,
rough rider,
horse trader, bush newspaperman,
bookkeeper and storeman...
- 1976 (with CG
Scrimgeour & Tony Simson) Roughnecks,
Rolling Stones &
Rouseabouts, 1977
Early Days in New Zealand, 1977 The John A. Lee
Diaries 1936–1940...
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newspaper editor and author.
Before becoming a
journalist he
worked as a
rouseabout in
South Australia. His
first position as a
journalist was
working for...
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begins to
moult naturally,
especially in some breeds, such as Shetlands.
Rouseabout – (often
abbreviated to 'rousie'),
shedhands who pick up
fleeces after...
- film 2004
Crash Phil
Feature film 2004 Pity 24 2004
Apprentice 2003 The
Rouseabout Tom 2003 Take Away
Tarquin Feature film 2003 The
Honourable Wally Norman...
