"Bunjil Dooki" represents the soaring strength of the sunflower reaching toward the sun, with the use of Aboriginal colors emphasizing both cultural and natural beauty.

-- Bunjil: In many Aboriginal languages, Bunjil is the name for an eagle, symbolizing strength, vision, and protection. The eagle can be metaphorically linked to the sunflower's connection to the sun, with the sunflower always seeking light, just as the eagle soars high.
-- Dooki: This can refer to "sun" or "light," representing the sunflower’s connection to the sun, and also the bright yellow in the Aboriginal flag, signifying the sun and the earth.