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BrooksNews 7th Oct 2008

So when Brumby, advised by some vulgar Keynesian on the taxpayers' dollar, urged the government to flood the economy with phony bank deposits, not a single Liberal politician could refute his quackery. And this lot want the electorate ... Continue reading


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Christina Siciliano, who worked at Kraft for 31 years as a librarian, has studied the history of Vegemite closely. "It's part of the Australian ethos, the spirit of Australia, and that's what makes it special," she said. ... Continue reading


Trivial History October 7

1854 or 2008, Ballarat or Melbourne.... not much difference is there Mr Brumby? Place Name Origin - Atwell in Westralia was, relatively, recently christianed in 1973 after the bloke what paid his penny and took his chances, ... Continue reading


Aboriginal Brumby Walkabout: Pollitt and Hampson Back from the Outback

Hoofcare and Lameness has been involved in cheering on the efforts of the Brumby team because the wild horse has not been well-documented in the annals of natural history. I hope you will visit the unit's web site and consider donating ... Continue reading


Vegemite celebrates a billion jars

"It's part of the Australian ethos, the spirit of Australia, and that's what makes it special." Victorian Premier John Brumby said he woke up on Sunday morning to a slice toast with honey, and another with Vegemite. ... Continue reading


Friday 3rd October 2008

7 77213 CURRENT TIME NBT DJ Brown 8 34113 KEEKO BALE 25.62 GJ Bate 9 76688 I’M BRUMBY’S Res. NBT JR Bushell 10 55872 RUNNING WAR KING Res. 25.83 TG Vanorsouw. Race 5 GEELONG AUSTRALIA GOLD CUP HT2 Special Event Heat 457 Metres 08:28PM ... Continue reading


Credit and climate deals

The meeting discussed the critical role Australia could play in leading the world on CCS technology, Mr Brumby said. He gave the example of China, saying it would continue to use plenty of coal to generate electricity, and Australia ... Continue reading


Headlines Sunday 5th October

Mr Brumby has ordered an urgent inquiry into how Henson was allowed to tour the Melbourne school to look for boys and girls for his artwork, which often features children in various states of undress and nudity. === CAPITAL PUNISHMENT ... Continue reading


States at odds over water policy

Victorian Premier John Brumby says a South Australian Government plan to buy water to save permanent plantings in the Riverland is an unsound policy which will push up the price for irrigators. Mr Foley says the comments are a sign that ... Continue reading


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Australian-Brumby history

Australia’s first horses arrived here in 1788. Irregular shipments followed that initial cargo. Because of the conditions the horses lived under, only the fittest survived. Some horses died during the voyages. When horse racing was recognized as a sport in 1810, good quality thoroughbreds were imported from England to Australia.

It is thought that the name Brumby for Australian feral horses is thought to have been derived from a James Brumby who arrived on the Britania in 1791. James Brumby, born in Scotton Lincolnshire, was a soldier with the New South Wales Corps, he was also a farrier and it is thought that he was responsible for some horses in the early Australian Colony.

When James moved to Tasmania in 1804 it is thought that he left some horses in New South Wales. Locals asked who owned the horses, "they are Brumby's" was the reply. Whilst there is some uncertainty as to the origin of this name for horses the above appears the most certain route to their naming

The first horses were used for farm work, and contributed to the opening up of Australia’s pastoral land. Explorers used horses and bullocks for transport. Horses were later bred for the remount trade.

The low number and quality of fences, and infrequent musters, meant that many horses escaped. Some horses were also abandoned as machinery took over many of their tasks. Both groups of horses became feral.

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