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The Australian flag can evoke a range of feelings from pride and camaraderie to exclusion and division. Here are some reasons why these people have made it a feature of their homes.

The current Australian flag was adopted upon the federation of the six British colonies into a nation in 1901. FitzSimons previously led the Australian Republican Movement, which wants to replace ...

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander flags have been displayed alongside the Australian flag at press conferences, speeches and events since the Albanese government was elected in 2022.

Dutton pledges to drop Indigenous flags from national addresses Peter Dutton has made a controversial election pitch as the country edges closer to Australia Day, but that decision has been ...

Australia's victory in the mixed relay team time trial in midweek was certainly a useful reminder of their depth, with three members of their elite men's team – Ben O'Connor, Jay Vine and ...

Australia's city flags were designed at a very different time to today — and almost always forefront British colonists and colonisation. And so Sydney is one of the few cities currently having a ...

However, the Australian flag will also need to make way for a host of other flags that will be flown to mark different occasions. These include the Intersex Inclusive Pride Flag, which will be ...

He said the Australian flag was a symbol of “dispossession and colonisation”, while his Greens colleague Lidia Thorpe said it represented “massacre and genocide”.

So it’s fitting that the intersex pride flag, which was designed by Morgan Carpenter of the advocacy group Intersex Human Rights Australia in 2013, stays away from traditionally gendered colors ...

Original rainbow pride flag The original rainbow pride flag was designed by Gilbert Baker in 1978. It consisted of eight stripes in different colors, each one with a specific meaning.