Bunyip
This page groups search-ready records carrying the label “Bunyip” in public source text or archive coding. It preserves a discovery term without treating the label as proof, a biological category, or a claim that distinct cultural traditions are interchangeable.
- Search-ready records
- 12
- Public sources
- 3
- States / territories
- 0
- Dated span
- 1897–2001
Terminology belongs to the cited public sources and may be historical, contested, culturally specific, or outdated.
Public records
- Bunyips#4633Bunyips Bunyips Monsters Folklore Australia Holden, Robert National Library of Australia
- To catch a bunyip#4634To catch a bunyip Bunyips Plot-your-own-stories Wagers Plot-your-own stories Fiction Mystery and detective stories Children's fiction Australia, fiction Australia Allen Sharp Cambridge University Press
- bunyip in Steve Brown's Bunyip#2400Stories BY JOHN ARTHUR BARRY _WITH INTRODUCTORY VERSES_ BY RUDYARD KIPLING _NEW EDITION_ _Author of “In the Great Deep,” “The Luck of the Native Born,” “A Son of the Sea,” “Red Lion and Blue Star,” “Old and New Sydney,”…
- bunyip in Below And On Top and Other Stories#2443tmosphere in his vicinity. Mr. Pope walked with the attitude of a gorilla, which amiable animal he also somewhat resembled in his habitual expression. His long arms swung loosely from his narrow shoulders, his face was…
- bunyip in Below And On Top and Other Stories#2442py roan horse trudging solemnly round and round the ring, he walked across to the hut to communicate his news to Aunt Jem, bearing himself with a gravity that became a worker with a grave responsibility and twenty shill…
- bunyip in Below And On Top and Other Stories#2331an' you'll stick by me while I last, eh--you won't go? An' no p'lice, mind--no p'lice!" It was already daylight when Joe M'Gill awakened his mates stumbling into the hut. "Old Shaw is dead," he explained to the indignan…
- bunyip in Below And On Top and Other Stories#2330sdiction of the Bunyip Shire Council, with the exception of old Shaw. Even now Peter's settled neighbours were few and far between, and until the arrival of the timber-getters his beloved seclusion was but rarely distur…
- bunyip in Below And On Top and Other Stories#2329first selector settled in the district, and when the reputation of Brown's Patch as an alluvial field had already faded and been forgotten, and when the fact that the creek, and the hill, and the gully had once rattled…
- bunyip in Below And On Top and Other Stories#2328Hill. Peter Shaw, variously known as "The Identity," "The Hermit," "Blue Peter," and "Old Shaw," was a veteran fossicker, a reticent, gruff man, whose almost complete isolation had recently been broken by the appearance…
- bunyip in Australian fairy tales#2382st his breakfast. Dismounting from his steed the giant beckoned him forward, and thus addressed him: “You lazy imp! It would suit you very well to do nothing but eat my victuals and take a sleep afterwards, but you shal…
- bunyip in Australian fairy tales#2376ve accomplished the release of my lady-bird Brown Eyes. Hold fast to that hair of the Bunyip’s tail, for it will prove one of the most powerful weapons in the art of magic. It is a talisman to swear by, and none can res…
- bunyip in Australian fairy tales#2373.” “Agreed,” cried the young fellow resolutely. “You have done me good service already; therefore whatever you order I am ready to obey.” “Thank you, Jack. Good-bye for the present. I can hear King Red Gum returning fro…