Yes, that is NSW Christmas Bush, so named because it flowers at this time of the year. It is a plant full of nostalgia for me, as my early childhood home in Sutherland had a fine specimen, as did many a yard in that area.
There are a number of such plants, varying from state to state.
The YouTube meditation below is beautiful, and not at all sectarian.
A meditation for the first week of Advent
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