[PDF] Guidlines for flying flags - Queensland Health
Flying of the Australian National and Queensland flags is also described in the context of flying the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander flags History and
[PDF] Flying of flags on State Govt Bldgs - Queensland Government
Flags should be flown from State Government buildings in the following combinations: 5 1 1 Where one flagpole exists, the Queensland Flag should be flown 5 1 2
[PDF] Flag protocol – About the three flags - RACGP
Permission is not required to fly the Australian Aboriginal flag, however, the Coordinating Council, PO Box 501, Thursday Island QLD 4875, Telephone: 07
[PDF] Australian Flags - Prime Minister and Cabinet
and other flags of Australia, and explains the protocol for flying and displaying flags within Australia National Flag; • Part II explains the protocols for the appropriate use and the flying of the wales, victoria, queensland, South Australia
[PDF] Flying the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander flags - Reconciliation
Queensland Health has a comprehensive resource and the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies (AIATSIS) has useful information on
[PDF] Queensland State Emblems - Queensland Parliament
The Queensland Government encourages the flying of our flag Requests from schools and youth groups for free flags should be made through State Members of
[PDF] FLAG AND EMBLEMS - NSW Government
the history of the New South Wales flag and Coat of Arms The NSW Government This booklet outlines the rules for the flying of flags It also contains Special occasions for flying flags 20 north as Cape York in Queensland and south to
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