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Rocks Push

The Rocks Push was a notorious larrikin gang, which dominated The Rocks area of Sydney from the 1870s to the end of the 1890s. In its day it was referred to as The Push, a title which has since come to be more widely used for cliques in general and the left-wing movement the Sydney Push.

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The Suez Canal

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Activities

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Allies
Miller's Point Push · Straw Hat Push · Glebe Push · Argyle Cut Push · Forty Thieves
Founding location
The Rocks, Sydney, New South Wales
Membership
Larrikin gang
Notable members
Larry Foley
Years active
1870s – 1890s

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Rocks Push

Nodes15
Edges14
Triples67
Avg. degree1.87
Density0.133333
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Rocks Push

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related to Activities · 23
Rocks Push → Argyle Cut Push, Australian Boxing, Father, Female, Foley, Forty Thieves, Gibb Street Mob, Glebe Push, Greens, Larry Foley, March, Miller's Point Push, On, Orange, Protestant, Push, Roman Catholic, Sandy Ross, Straw Hat Push, Surry Hills
related to The Suez Canal · 15
Rocks Push → Achilles, Donah, Egypt, Further, Harrington Place, Harrington Street, In, One, Push, Rocks Ghost, Suez Canal, Sydney, The, The Push, The Rocks
related to References in literature · 8
Rocks Push → Another, Australian, Banjo Paterson, Bush, Henry Lawson, Push, The Bastard, The Captain
Allies · 6
Rocks Push → Argyle Cut Push, Forty Thieves, Gibb Street Mob, Glebe Push, Miller's Point Push, Straw Hat Push
related to The Push Dress · 5
Rocks Push → Banjo Patterson, Gang, The Rocks, They, This
Founding location · 1
Rocks Push → The Rocks, Sydney, New South Wales
Membership · 1
Rocks Push → Larrikin gang
Notable members · 1
Rocks Push → Larry Foley
Years active · 1
Rocks Push → 1870s – 1890s

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push would rocks sydney gang dress members larrikin canal hat razor bush also street foley 1870s 1890s time leader make

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Rocks PushAlliesMiller's Point Push1.00infobox
Rocks PushAlliesStraw Hat Push1.00infobox
Rocks PushAlliesGlebe Push1.00infobox
Rocks PushAlliesArgyle Cut Push1.00infobox
Rocks PushAlliesForty Thieves1.00infobox
Rocks PushAlliesGibb Street Mob1.00infobox
Rocks PushFounding locationThe Rocks, Sydney, New South Wales1.00infobox
Rocks PushMembershipLarrikin gang1.00infobox
Rocks PushNotable membersLarry Foley1.00infobox
Rocks PushYears active1870s – 1890s1.00infobox
the Miller's Point Pushinstance ofActivitiesThe gang was engaged in running warfare with other larrikin gangs of the time0.80text
Straw Hat Pushinstance ofActivitiesThe gang was engaged in running warfare with other larrikin gangs of the time0.80text

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