The Man From Snowy River

2. Assembled or gathered together, often used in the context of gathering livestock.
5. A term for a mongrel or mixed-breed dog.
8. A young male horse, usually under the age of four.
10. An official authorization or document giving the holder the right to do something.
12. Fissures or narrow openings in a surface, typically in soil or rock.
14. Echoed or reverberated with sound.
16. River: A major river in southeastern Australia, known for its role in Banjo Paterson's poem "The Man from Snowy River."
17. A large agricultural or ranching property, often used for livestock grazing.
18. Expressing a longing or yearning, often with a sense of melancholy.
19. A type of flowering plant, often with sensitive leaves that fold inward when touched.
21. A young and inexperienced person, often a youth.
23. Australian eucalyptus trees with fibrous bark that can be easily pulled off in long strips.

1. Characterized by the presence of weeds or resembling weeds in growth.
3. Courage, bravery, or determination, especially in the face of difficulties.
4. Burrows or underground dens created by wombats, marsupials native to Australia.
6. Types of Australian trees, with Mountain Ash being a eucalyptus species and Kurrajong belonging to the genus Brachychiton.
7. A strong and fast-flowing stream of water.
9. The quality of being eager, determined, and spirited, often used in the context of animals, especially dogs.
11. Steep, rugged cliffs or rocky outcrops.
13. Elevated in height, noble, or of high moral quality.
15. The practice of moving livestock, especially cattle, over long distances.
20. The highest mountain in Australia, located in the Snowy Mountains of New South Wales.
22. A group of animals, especially sheep or cattle.