The Indigenous Australian Peoples Flag
Flag Representations
Flag specifications: – ratio 1:6
Colours
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Red: The earth and the spiritual relationship of the aboriginal people to the land.
Boston University Red #CC0000
Yellow: Represents the Sun – giver of life. – #FFFF00
White: Purity and peace #FFFFFF
Black: Symbolise Indigenous people #000000
Kangaroo
The kangaroo as our national icon is deeply interconnected in the country’s landscape, culture, and ethos. Renowned globally, the kangaroo represents the country’s wildlife, resilience, and distinctive character, and abundance of energy on the national flag authentically and easily represent Australia’s spirit and uniqueness to the world.
Mascot – Our Kangaroo
We currently use our Mascot – The kangaroo
• Qantas Airlines
• Our military
• Our Donations and aids on Boxes
• Our Supporters in Sporting events & more
Our mascot is the final touch to our flags. When we fly them at the UN, the Olympics, or the Commonwealth games, everyone will know they belong to Australia.
Our flag hangs proudly on the pole, with the kangaroo gazing at the stars and the sky, where our destiny awaits.
A boomerang-shaped constellation of seven stars, each with seven points.
The kangaroo alongside a boomerang-shaped constellation of seven stars is a testament to Australia’s unity and diversity. The seven stars, each with seven points, represent the six states and one for all territories, symbolising the collective strength and unity of Australia. The boomerang shape signifies the enduring presence of Indigenous Australians across all states and territories, acknowledging their deep and caring connection for Country.
Slope Feature
Featuring a sloping line representing our position in the southern hemisphere, affectionately known as ‘downunder,’ this design follows the traditional canton encapsulates the essence of Australia’s identity and heritage.
Why Change our Current Flag
The new proposed Indigenous Australian flag design, maintaining the existing indigenous colours ensures that the vibrancy and symbolism associated with these hues endure. The ochre tones and earthy shades carry profound meaning for indigenous communities, symbolising the connection to the land and the ancestral spirits. This continuity not only honours the legacy of the past but also reinforces a sense of identity and pride among Australian Indigenous people.
By incorporating traditional symbols like the boomerang and kangaroo. The shared design with the national flag fosters unity, acknowledging Australia’s diverse cultural roots and promoting reconciliation. In essence, this flag is a visual representation of a united Australia that values both its collective identity and the unique contributions of Indigenous peoples, creating a symbol of shared history and a harmonious future.
The indigenous Australian Peoples Flag and the Proposed indigenous Australian Peoples Flag.
Which Flag is more recognisable as Australian
Badges can be used on Vehicles, Aircraft, Uniforms, Australian Aid etc
