File:Eureka Australis.png
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English: As stated by the name, this proposal is inspired by the Eureka flag. It takes from it the eight pointed star - which also symbolizes the first federation flag, as well as the aboriginal people of the country -, with 4 seven-pointed stars on top of the cross. Unlike the original Eureka flag, the cross goes through the flag from extreme to extreme to resemble the St. George cross as a mean of depicting the country's British heritage.
It uses Australia's national colors, plus white which provides a smoother transition between the yellow and green. |
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| Author | Daphne Visbal |
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