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Boomerang: Aloft the owl supports a gold boomerang at the tips of its out-stretched wings. Knowledge is as valuable, if not more so than gold, but unlike gold that is heavy to lift, knowledge is weightless, yet powerful and potent, words as light as air but as heavy as a hammer; what goes around, comes around! | Boomerang: Aloft the owl supports a gold boomerang at the tips of its out-stretched wings. Knowledge is as valuable, if not more so than gold, but unlike gold that is heavy to lift, knowledge is weightless, yet powerful and potent, words as light as air but as heavy as a hammer; what goes around, comes around! | ||
Owl: The Rufus Owl (indigenous to Eastern Queensland), recognises the esteemed tribute bestowed upon the armiger by Aboriginal Tribal Elders who named | Owl: The Rufus Owl (indigenous to Eastern Queensland), recognises the esteemed tribute bestowed upon the armiger by Aboriginal Tribal Elders who named the armiger ‘Buralnyarla’ (‘White Owl’ – keeper of the knowledge) in recognition of the work undertaken and completed for, and on behalf of the Gooreng Gooreng Aboriginal Peoples of South-East Queensland. | ||
The owl is ever-vigilant, a symbol of prudence and wisdom. | The owl is ever-vigilant, a symbol of prudence and wisdom. | ||