Australian Aboriginal Flag Now Available for Public Use

Australian Aboriginal Flag Now Available for Public Use
The Aboriginal Flag is seen flying during the NAIDOC March in Melbourne, Australia in July 2005. Photo by Darrian Traynor/Getty Images
Steve Milne
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The iconic Aboriginal Flag has been made freely available for public use after negotiations between the Australian Government and artist Harold Thomas.

On Tuesday, in a media release, Prime Minister Scott Morrison said that copyright for the Aboriginal Flag had been transferred to the Commonwealth.

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Steve is an Australian reporter based in Sydney covering sport, the arts, and politics. He is an experienced English teacher, qualified nutritionist, sports enthusiast, and amateur musician. Contact him at [email protected].
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