Queensland Government Official Emblem | State Symbol & Heritage #1353940 (License: Personal Use)

The Queensland Government coat of arms displays a central shield divided into four quarters with symbols representing agriculture, mining, industry, and commerce. Flanking the shield are a red deer (symbolizing British heritage) and a brolga (native to Queensland), surmounted by a St Edward’s Crown and supported by a scroll bearing the Latin motto “Audax at Fidelis” (Bold but Faithful). The emblem was granted by Queen Victoria in 1893 and remains a formal symbol of state authority.

Used on official government documents, websites, signage, and legal publications; serves users seeking authoritative information about Queensland’s institutions, history, or official branding guidelines.