Australian Navy after conversion into a minelayer in June 1941 at Garden Island, Sydney, was named after him. In 2017, a Sydney Ferries Emerald-class ferry was named Bungaree. A primary school was named Bungaree in late 1960's in the suburb of Rockingham, Western Australia. However, Bungaree's important role in the exploration of Australia appears to have been almost forgotten. There are statues to Flinders and the cat Trim, but as at January 2019, not a single statue to Bungaree recognising his achievements. References Sources Pollon, F. (ed.) [1988] (1996). The Book of Sydney Suburbs, Angus & Robertson Publishers: Sydney. . Smith, Keith Vincent, (1992) King Bungaree, Kangaroo Press, Kenthurst. . Further reading 1830 deaths History of Indigenous Australians 1775 births Pre-Separation Queensland Indigenous Australian people