Coat of Arms Darwin Australia The Coat of Arms for Darwin, Australia, is a symbol that represents the city of Darwin, its history, and its unique characteristics. Adopted in 1978, it comprises a shield divided into four quarters with a crest, supporters, and a motto. The shield features elements significant to the city’s development: a gold star representing the Northern Territory capital; a ship alluding to Darwin’s origins as a seaport; a crocodile symbolizing the region’s wildlife; and a kangaroo emblematic of Australia. The crest showcases a stylized olive branch, symbolizing peace, and a torch representing knowledge. The supporters are two native animals – a brolga bird on the dexter (right) side and a cassowary on the sinister (left). The motto “For God, For Darwin” signifies the city’s dedication to its people and principles. This Coat of Arms serves as an emblem of pride for the residents of Darwin and a visual representation of its rich history and identity.