Leading Australian poet Les Murray has sympathised with the Jindyworobaks' aims, and half-jokingly described himself as "the last of the Jindyworobaks". The attitude to Australia presented in Eleanor Dark's 1941 novel "The Timeless Land" has been described as very similar to that of the Jindyworobaks. The movement's lingering influence has also been identified in the poetry of Peter Porter, as well as Patrick White's "Voss" (1957) and Randolph Stow's "To the Islands" (1958). In Australian cinema, director Charles Chauvel's vision of Australia, presented in films such as "Jedda" (1955), has been compared to that of the Jindyworobaks.