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Sky News host Rita Panahi discusses the “shocking” flyers sent out for kindergarten schools which omitted the Australian flag ...

Red, orange, yellow, green, turquoise, indigo, violet… chartreuse? With Pride month comes many celebrations and marches in support of the LGBTQ Community and the many symbols and flags that ...

They're the four words Bethany Clarke wants every backpacker ... slowly get lower and lower," Bethany recalled to Yahoo News Australia. Because of the language barrier, the steps required weren ...

Community outcry over an Australian flag taken down at a Qld regional airport ... not to mention incredibly awful words spoken about who made the original complaint. Hervey Bay Airport.

He is wearing a navy blue polo shirt with an Australian flag printed where a left top pocket might otherwise go. Under the flag are the words: “Andrew ­Hastie MP, federal member for Canning.” ...

Melbourne is a city in Australia. The caption was accompanied ... or committing any act that dishonors or ridicules the National Flag or its surface.” The law also prohibits “adding any word, figure, ...

For non-astronauts – or “star sailors”, as the Greek origins of the word suggest – the idea of being stranded ... astronaut and the first to train and qualify under the Australian flag. “Becoming an ...

The logo for the Trumpet of Patriots—a golden lion in front of an Australian flag emblazoned with the Latin words “honor omnia”—has a Latin translation problem, The Guardian reported.

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. The state’s peak body for reconciliation has called on those across the political spectrum to embrace the significance of ...

“Uniting around our national day and our national flag reminds Australians that ... respect and celebrate. That's the words of the Australia Day Council. And everyone can do what they want ...