| This is a far cry indeed from the Anzac's credo of self-mocking mateship and chiacking comradeship and two-up and beer shouts. |
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| Herein lies the ultimate embodiment of mateship, of camaraderie, all framed by the deep and rich traditions of the Victorian Railways. |
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| Although it was a disaster it brought out some great characteristics of mateship and sacrifice for this little island continent of ours. |
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| Two of them wrapped him in an embrace of mateship, holding his arms to his side. |
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| It also gave me the ability to get some important training, and work with big beefy blokes who are the embodiment of Aussie mateship. |
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| They're good friends and God knows Canberra is a place where mateship must be a very welcome thing. |
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| Remembrance Day should be a day of ceremony and mateship for the Diggers who've earned the right to remember war as they see fit. |
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| No wonder we can't get a satisfactory definition of what it means to be Australian when we waffle on about a fair go, tolerance and mateship. |
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| As Australians, we still see ourselves as holding dear the values of mateship and the fair go. |
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| It's a day we all remember mateship, honour, dignity and a perseverance under the most excruciating of circumstances. |
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| If you love your job, it's a buzz and there's a real sense of mateship and camaraderie with the crew. |
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| Then we may be able to express the compassion and mateship that we pride ourselves on rather than the parochial bigotry that many now practise. |
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| He spent three years travelling around the Northern Territory capturing the moments of mateship, passion and kinship during the games. |
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| Most Nashos still hold the camaraderie and mateship of their time close to their hearts. |
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| With such deft touches, he simultaneously invokes Australian ideas of mateship, individuality, colonial innocence and a mood of melancholy sacrifice. |
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| Before coming to Australia, I was repeatedly told about the concept of mateship, the idea of coming to a friend's aid when the friend was in trouble. |
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| The sheep drovers reveal qualities of pragmatism, self-reliance, independence, mateship and solidarity, in an environment to be mastered and with resources to be exploited. |
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| They have created a tolerant yet orderly society, and have married mateship with rugged individualism. |
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| To the rest of you, may I congratulate all Australians, and Sydneysiders in particular, for the comradeship and mateship I've seen everywhere I look. |
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| It honours the qualities of ordinary servicemen and women: mateship, endurance and humour in the face of adversity. |
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| It was during these harsh early years that Australia's spirit of mateship began. |
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| This year I felt our community demonstrated a strong sense of pride on Australia Day and celebrated the values of freedom and democracy, mateship and volunteerism. |
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| We've always had a wonderful tradition in our country of mateship. |
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| The mateship of Gammage's diggers certainly presupposed a womanless world. |
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| The discussion of mateship, for example, overlooks some of the recent interesting work by Nick Dyrenfurth. |
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| People who do not support the common good, such as dole bludgers fall outside the mateship fold. |
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| Bean saw the conferral of titled distinctions as inconsistent with the values of mateship, equality, democracy and larrikinism which he attributed to the Anzacs and praised as quintessentially Australian. |
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| You brought mateship, you brought comfort and your work won't be forgotten. |
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| Not only that but it impressed on his consciousness the ideal of mateship of the bush workers for which he soon became famous. |
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| We show how gendered social relations in the form of constructed mateship can be a useful concept to facilitate rapport building. |
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| A unique mentality based on concepts of manhood, mateship, and meritocracy is frequently cited as the key to Australian and New Zealand soldiers' valour and effectiveness. |
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| The bush is the crucible of Australian national identity because it is here that mateship, that linchpin of Australian national identity, was forged. |
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| Costume played a key part in his differentiation from British soldiers as the Digger uniform came to embody Australian versions of masculinity and mateship. |
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