Flag protocol – About the three flags
descendent of the Luritja people of Central Australia designed the flag. Permission is not required to fly the Australian Aboriginal flag
Guidelines for flying the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander flags
The Aboriginal flag is an official flag of Australia and was recognised under Federal legislation in July 1995. Designed by. Aboriginal Elder Harold Thomas in
Australian flags part 2: The protocols for the appropriate use and the
When flying the Australian National. Flag with state flags and/or other flags. (such as the Australian Aboriginal. Flag the Torres Strait Islander Flag
Flying of Flags Policy - Randwick City Council
15 mar. 2022 The Australian Aboriginal flag was proclaimed as a flag of Australia under Section 5 of the Flags Act 1953. (14 July 1995). Mr Harold Thomas an ...
Flying of the Australian and Aboriginal Flags
To ensure the flags are flown in accordance with the Australian National Flag protocols. 3. Scope. This policy applies to all Warrumbungle Shire Council's flag
ABORIGINAL FLAG TO FLY PERMANENTLY ON WEST GATE
4 juil. 2022 The Andrews Labor Government will fly the Aboriginal flag permanently atop the West ... flags alongside the Aboriginal and Australian flags.
Australian Flags
25 jan. 2022 When flying the Australian National Flag with state flags and/or other flags (such as the Australian. Aboriginal Flag the Torres Strait ...
Australian Flags
25 jan. 2022 For example when displaying the Australian National. Flag
ECM_4283855_v7_Flag management procedure as adopted by
6 fév. 2018 permanently flying the Aboriginal flag alongside the Australian National Flag and the City of Onkaparinga Flag at the Principal Office ...
PO LICY – A 04/268
15 fév. 2022 To govern the flying of National State and International flags at Council ... Australian National Flag
[PDF] Guidelines for flying the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander flags
The Torres Strait Islander flag is an official flag of Australia and was recognised under Federal legislation in July 1995 The flag designed by Torres Strait
[PDF] Q & A – Flying the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Flags
Flying the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander flags demonstrates Australia's recognition of First Nation peoples promoting a sense of community partnership
[PDF] Flying of the Australian and Aboriginal Flags
The Australian National Flag takes precedence over all national flags when it is flown in Australia or Australian Territory After the Australian National Flag
[PDF] Q and A – Flying the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander flags
The Aboriginal Flag was designed by Harold Thomas a Luritja man from Central Australia According to Mr Thomas the meaning of the flag is represented through:
Flying the Australian National Flag with state and other flags
The Australian Aboriginal Flag and the Torres Strait Islander Flag may be flown together or either flag may be flown individually depending on the preference
[PDF] Acknowledging Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander
Flying the flags can be a sign of reconciliation Treat the flags with respect and dignity The Australian National Flag is the lead flag when it is flown with
[PDF] Flag protocol – About the three flags - RACGP
This protocol focuses on flying the Australian National flag Aboriginal flag and Torres Strait Islander flag together Page 2 General information about flags
[PDF] Excerpt from the booklet Australian flags – Part 2: The protocols for the
Australian flags describes the history and significance of the Australian National Flag and other flags of Australia and explains the protocol for flying
[PDF] Australian National Flag Protocol Auspire
The below protocols are to assist you when flying or using the flag • It is best practice to display the Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait
Should the Aboriginal Flag be the Australian flag?
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The Australian National Flag takes precedence in Australia over all other flags when it is flown in company with other flags. Accordingly, when the Australian Aboriginal Flag is to be flown along with the Australian National Flag, the Australian National Flag should be flown in the position of honour.Do you have to fly the Aboriginal Flag?
Although official permission is not required to fly either the Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander flag, Reconciliation Australia always encourages consultation with the local community when doing so.Why do we fly the Aboriginal Flag?
Flying the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander flags demonstrates Australia's recognition of First Nation peoples, promoting a sense of community partnership and a commitment toward reconciliation.- Any person may fly the Australian National Flag. However, the flag should be treated with the respect and dignity it deserves as the nation's most important national symbol. Flag protocol is based on longstanding international and national practice.
