Harry Heathcote is a fictional character from the novel "The Adventures of Harry Heathcote of Gangoil," written by Rolf Boldrewood. Set in the Australian bush, the story follows Heathcote, a young Englishman who manages a sheep station. His experiences highlight the challenges and adventures of rural life in 19th-century Australia. Heathcote is portrayed as a hardworking and resourceful individual, facing various obstacles such as drought and conflicts with local Indigenous people. The novel explores themes of perseverance, friendship, and the complexities of life in the Australian outback, making it a significant work in Australian literature.