The Australian Government has secured the copyright licence to the Aboriginal Flag, after the rights to the iconic design spent several years in private hands.
This episode of Settlement Guide looks at Freedom of using Aboriginal flag
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Freedom of using Aboriginal flag in Australia
Protestors at an Invasion Day rally at the Aboriginal Tent Embassy, outside Old Parliament House in Canberra. Source: AAP
The Australian Government has secured the copyright licence to the Aboriginal Flag, after the rights to the iconic design spent several years in private hands.
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By Naveen Razik, Sarah Collard, Nipuna Dodangoda
Source: SBS
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