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

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IT IS IMPORTANT TO OBSERVE CORRECT FLAG PROTOCOL WHEN FLYING THE. FLAG. THE FOLLOWING GUIDELINES APPLY TO THE the Australian Aboriginal Flag and a local.

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[PDF] Guidelines for flying the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander flags

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[PDF] Flying of the Australian and Aboriginal Flags

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[PDF] Q & A – Flying the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Flags

Permission is not required to fly either the Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander flags Different rules however apply to reproduce each flag Aboriginal Flag 

[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

[PDF] Q and A – Flying the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander flags

Although official permission is not required to fly either the Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander flag Reconciliation Australia always encourages 

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The Australian Aboriginal Flag and the Torres Strait Islander Flag are equal in precedence so may be flown in any order In a single or double row of flagpoles 

[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

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• How should the Aboriginal flag be flown?

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  The Australian flag has precedence as the tallest flag in the centre. This arrangement places the Aboriginal flag on the left as next in order of precedence. The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander flags are interchangeable depending on location.

• What is the protocol for flying flags in Australia?

  The Australian National Flag should always be flown on the far left of a person facing the building. With the exception of a flagpole fitted with a gaff, a house flag or club pennant should never be flown above a national flag.

• 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.
• 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.