On Our Selection

On Our Selection, written by Steele Rudd in 1899, is a humorous depiction of the struggles faced by the Rudd family as they attempt to establish a farm in the Australian wilderness. The story follows the antics of Dad, Dave, and their quirky hired hand as they confront challenges such as fire, famine, and snakebites. This work is notable for its comedic portrayal of rural Australian life and has become a classic representation of the bush culture in Australia.