Framed Torres Strait Islander Flag

The Torres Strait Islander Flag is a symbol of unity, identity, and cultural strength for Torres Strait Islander peoples. It represents their deep connection to land, sea, sky, and community, and has been an official Flag of Australia since 1995. The colour green on the flag (top & bottom) represents the land of the Torres Strait Islands and surrounding regions, blue (centre) represents the sea, central to Torres Strait life, culture, and navigation, and the black lines represent the Torres Strait Islander people themselves. The central symbols, the white Dhari (headdress) is a powerful emblem of Torres Strait Islander culture, ceremony, and identity and the white five‑pointed star symbolises navigation, peace, and the five major island groups of the Torres Strait.The flag was designed in 1992 and first presented at the Torres Strait Cultural Festival on 29 May 1992. It was recognised by the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission shortly after. It was officially proclaimed a Flag of Australia on 14 July 1995 under the Flags Act 1953. Torres Strait Islander Flag. This flag is suitable to be flown on a flagpole.Manufacturer's Tag: Manufactured in Australia by Carroll & Richardsonfirst nations, torres strait islander flag, torres strait islander

The Australian Aboriginal Flag symbolises the identity, unity, and survival of Aboriginal peoples, their unbroken connection to the country, and the enduring strength of the world’s oldest living cultures. Its three core colours are black, yellow and red. Black represents the Aboriginal people, the yellow circle represents the sun, the giver of life and protector and red represents the earth, the red ochre used in ceremonies, and the spiritual relationship to the land. The flag was officially recognised as a Flag of Australia in 1995 under the Flags Act. It is widely used at rallies, community events, cultural centres, and public institutions to acknowledge Aboriginal sovereignty and presence. The flag holds official status alongside the Australian National Flag and the Torres Strait Islander Flag.The Australian Aboriginal Flag is one of the most powerful symbols of identity, unity, and survival of Aboriginal peoples. The flag was first flown in 1971 at a land rights rally in Adelaide and was created specifically for the land rights movement, and quickly became a unifying symbol of resistance, pride, and cultural identity.Australian Aboriginal Flag. This flag is suitable to be flown on a flagpole.Manufacturer's Tag: Manufactured in Australia by Carroll & Richardsonaustralian aboriginal flag, aboginal, first nations

A Resource for Primary Schools, investigating the wartie experiences of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People, from the First World War to the present.Photos of Service people overlaid with Aboriginal flag ColoursAustralian Government Department of Veterans Affairs, Shrine of Remembrance Melbourne

These bags were distributed to participants in the Brimbank City Council Citizenship Ceremony. The ceremony took place on 7 April 2026 in the Councillor’s Lounge, Level 8, Brimbank Community and Civic Centre, 301 Hampshire Road, Sunshine.The Brimbank City Council Citizenship Ceremony Welcome Bag and its Contents7271.01 - Brimbank City Council Citizenship Ceremony 7th April 2026 - Welcome Bag.jpeg 7271.02 - Brimbank City Council Citizenship Ceremony 7th April 2026 - Australian Citizenship Affirmation Bookmark Front.jpg Australian Citizenship Affirmation As an Australian Citizen, I affirm my loyalty to Australia and its people. Whose democratic beliefs I share, Whose rights and liberties I respect, and whose laws I uphold and obey 7271.02 - Brimbank City Council Citizenship Ceremony 7th April 2026 - Australian Citizenship Affirmation Bookmark Back.jpg Australian Citizenship Means respect, Democracy, Freedom, Equality, A Fair Go For All 7271.03 - Brimbank City Council Citizenship Ceremony 7th April 2026 - Aboriginal Heritage Front.jpg Brimbank's rich Aboriginal heritage 7271.03 - Brimbank City Council Citizenship Ceremony 7th April 2026 - Aboriginal Heritage Back.jpg Experience the culture and history 7271.04 - Brimbank City Council Citizenship Ceremony 7th April 2026 - Seed Mix Front.jpg Congratulations on your citizenship. Growing together in our community 7271.04 - Brimbank City Council Citizenship Ceremony 7th April 2026 - Seed Mix Back.jpg Everlasting Daisy Xerochrysum bracteatum Mixed 7271.05 - Brimbank City Council Citizenship Ceremony 7th April 2026 - Pin.jpg Congratulations on becoming an Australian Citizen and for choosing Brimbank as your home 7271.06 - Brimbank City Council Citizenship Ceremony 7th April 2026 - Celebrating Australian Citizenship Sticker.jpg Celebrating Australian Citizenship 7271.07 - Brimbank City Council Citizenship Ceremony 7th April 2026 - Australian Flag.jpg 7271.08 - Brimbank City Council Citizenship Ceremony 7th April 2026 - Aboriginal Flag.jpg 7271.09 - Brimbank City Council Citizenship Ceremony 7th April 2026 - Torres Strait Islander Flag.jpg 7271.10 - Brimbank City Council Citizenship Ceremony 7th April 2026 - Australian Flag Sticker.jpgcitizenship