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No. The reason for the confusion is most likely that The Dying Stockman was included in a collection of Bush Ballads, "The Old Bush Songs", published by AB 'Banjo' Paterson in 1905.

There are a number of different theories regarding the origin and history of this Australian song. They include the following possibilities:

  • It is a traditional song based on "The Old Stable Jacket", a British folk song
  • Australian Country Music singer Slim Dusty "borrowed" the song but it is based on a traditional song.
  • Dying Stockman had additional lyrics written by Slim Dusty.
  • Some sources suggest it was written by a Victorian pastoralist by the name of Horace Flower, but the style of music is more suited to a later time than Flower lived.
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No, "The Dying Stockman" was not written by Banjo Paterson. It is a traditional Australian folk song that was collected by folklorist A. L. Lloyd. Banjo Paterson is known for writing iconic Australian ballads such as "Waltzing Matilda" and "The Man from Snowy River."

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