Laurie Daley
This sculpture signifies the outstanding contribution Laurie Daley has made to Rugby League.

Life boat/Thuyen Cuu Roi
Life Boat/Thuyen Cuu Roi is constructed from an old wooden boat which came from Hoi An in Vietnam. The arms/oars are carved from recycled timber and coated with lacquer using traditional Vietnamese techniques. In the artist's words "Life Boat/Thuyen Cuu Roi seeks to embody ocean journeys of courage and compassion".

Life Cycle
Life Cycle employs the basic materials of stone and steel to create a form that is both supple and organic. The double spiral of tightly packed stones is a visual metaphor for a life crammed full of experience. Through his work the sculptor uses elemental materials and abstract geometry to explore spiritual and cosmic concepts.

Little Eagle Glyph
This is the home of the Little Eagle, the grasslands, here, above the Murrumbidgee River. The spirit of the Little Eagle is always close by. Tread carefully.

Living Space
Living Space was part of 'Domain II' a series of temporary artworks commissioned from artists with an association with the ANU School of Art.

Longitude
Longitude is a figurative artwork in keeping with the established themes and uses of Veterans Park. The artist takes up the concept of emotional separation that service personnel and their families experience during periods of active duty, a theme suggested during the community consultation.

Mal Meninga
This sculpture signifies the outstanding contribution Mal Meninga AM has made to Rugby League.

Microscopia
Microscopia is a large scale wall mounted artwork made of glass and light.

Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi
A tribute to Gandhi, the "apostle of non violence (Ahisma) and truth (Satyagrah)". This sculpture lists Gandhi’s guildelines including, "No politics without principles; no commerce without morality; and no science without humanity."

Moth Ascending the Capital
Moth Ascending the Capital is a sculptural work by Alexander Knox designed to evoke the image of a bogong moth bursting into flight.