Galnya Woka meaning ‘Beautiful Country’ is a celebration of bush tucker and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples connection to Country, community and culture. Central to the artwork is the flowing river representing the importance of water to life and growth. The large yarning circle surrounded by U shapes depicts gathering and coming together to yarn and share stories whilst enjoying native bush tucker.

Journey lines extend from the river and link with circular meeting places emphasising travelling and acknowledging indigenous bush tucker located across the traditional lands. Along the orange and red pathways, people and kangaroo tracks depict how we harmoniously co-exist on Country.

The dotted background represents the diverse and changing landscape. The eucalyptus leaf, a symbol of welcome, healing and cleansing is combined with wattle seed pods and blooms as a powerful symbol of connection to land and spirituality. Protecting Country ensures the longevity of culture, community and native food sources.