| Our guide, Peter, pointed out the cormorants, kites and spoonbills resting in the gums and coolabah trees and warned us about the Joe Blakes. |
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| On the plains, the banks of rivers and billabongs were festooned with tall reeds and wild tangles of coolabah, swamp oak and river gum roots. |
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| The hill catchment contained mountain coolabah open woodland and the 2 monitored contour bays were cultivated and planted to sorghum, as were the adjacent contour bays. |
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| Songs and stories from our past often mention the coolabah tree, its generous shade providing welcome relief for many a weary traveller through Australia's dry interior. |
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| At Lake Eyre they went south, and the Southern Cross is a coolabah tree. |
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| The irony is that if Queen Elizabeth lives as long as her mother, then she is likely to be around many years after Gillard has fallen off the perch of her coolabah tree. |
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| David and the others had sat on mine in the tray and it got drenched from the casks of Coolabah they had tapped after the beer was finished. |
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