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Mateship

Mateship is an Australian cultural idiom that embodies equality, loyalty and friendship. Russel Ward, in The Australian Legend (1958), once saw the concept as central to the Australian people. Mateship derives from mate, meaning friend, commonly used in Australia as an amicable form of address.

Australian Constitutional preamble, Military context & More than friendship

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Military context

Australian Constitutional preamble

More than friendship

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Mateship

Nodes25
Edges24
Triples57
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.08
Components1

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related to Further reading · 18
Mateship → Australian Journal, Dyrenfurth, Is Mateship, James, Life, Melbourne, MelbourneHenry Lawson, Nick, Oxford University Press, Page, Russel Ward, Scribe Publications, Social Issues, The Australian Legend, Triangles, Very Australian History, Virtue, Wikidata Q107291759
related to Australian Constitutional preamble · 15
Mateship → American Declaration, Australia, Australian, Australian Democrats, During, Howard, If, Independence, John Howard, Les Murray, Murray, Prime Minister, Senate, The BBC, This
related to Historical origins · 9
Mateship → Australian, Australians, He, It, Men, Most, Nick Dyrenfurth's Mateship, Russell Ward, The
related to Military context · 7
Mateship → Australian, Australian Army Recruit Training, Centre, For, Many, The, World War
related to More than friendship · 4
Mateship → Around, In Australia, Only, The
related to External links · 3
Mateship → Age, Australian Government, Mateship'Mateship
is a · 1
Mateship → Australian cultural idiom that embodies equality

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australian friendship term australia concept preamble mate meaning use world word ward constitutional loyalty australians men would war government women

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Mateshipis aAustralian cultural idiom that embodies equality0.90text
Mateshiprelated to Australian Constitutional preambleDuring0.60section
Mateshiprelated to Australian Constitutional preambleAustralian0.60section
Mateshiprelated to Australian Constitutional preambleThis0.60section
Mateshiprelated to Australian Constitutional preambleLes Murray0.60section
Mateshiprelated to Australian Constitutional preamblePrime Minister0.60section
Mateshiprelated to Australian Constitutional preambleJohn Howard0.60section
Mateshiprelated to Australian Constitutional preambleMurray0.60section
Mateshiprelated to Australian Constitutional preambleHoward0.60section
Mateshiprelated to Australian Constitutional preambleAustralian Democrats0.60section
Mateshiprelated to Australian Constitutional preambleSenate0.60section
Mateshiprelated to Australian Constitutional preambleIf0.60section

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