Aussie battler , also: little Aussie battler
battler

As in the war he was very popular, because he did his best to help the Aussie battlers.

Aussie battler noun a typical member of the working class in Australia.

That myth of the Aussie battler, fighting the elements.

How can it survive alongside mateship, the fair go and the Aussie battler?

The songs often discuss the hardscrabble life and struggles of the Aussie battler.

These are tough dogs bred to heel and nose cattle - real Aussie battlers!

He was the stereotypical Aussie battler who defied the odds to become a champion.

But as did in the war once again he stuck up for his mates and fought for the Aussie battler.

The Aussie battler now takes his rightful place in America's Cup history.

Australia is more then the Aussie battlers.

When will our country embrace the Wallabies for the little Aussie battlers they currently are?

Australians like the idea of "the little Aussie battler", someone who is hard-working even when life is tough.

Another equivalent in Australia is the Aussie battler.

Doin' it for the little Aussie battler.

Sigley is often styled as a "little Aussie battler" with a larrikin sense of humour.

The serial's official website describes Irene as: "your classic Aussie battler."

A remarkable and heartwarming story of an Aussie battler who rose to be hailed as the greatest show jump rider in the world.

The battle against the elements led to the nickname of a member of Australia's working class being the "Aussie battler".

Also, there is much damage to repair because many now feel alienated from the prevailing assimilationist view, based on a narrow Aussie battler identity.

Also, little Aussie battler.

The common variation little Aussie battler further adds to the notion that the battler is at the bottom of society, working under bigger things above.

Bruce Taylor is just like any other good old-fashioned Red blooded Aussie battler - but with one exception.

Steve Devine - The little Aussie battler.

She's admired in some quarters for her determination, but the iconic Aussie Battler was never a bully, let alone a billionaire.

Brodie came to Australia as a teenager in the 1920s and was the archetypical Aussie battler, trying to earn a living on the land.