The "Free the Flag" movement has been spearheaded by Clothing the Gaps chief executive Laura Thompson. (Supplied: Laura Thompson)But is that what Aboriginal people really want — for all ...

The agreement transferring copyright for the Aboriginal flag to the Commonwealth appears to be a fair and "thoughtful" deal, intellectual property experts say. Experts say the commercial contexts ...

The Aboriginal flag will be free for all to use after the federal government acquired the copyright in a $20 million deal with artist Harold Thomas.

The flag's designer, Aboriginal artist Harold Thomas, in 1994 Unlike previous lease holders, the company has aggressively enforced these rights. Several Aboriginal organisations - including not ...

As part of NAIDOC Week celebrations, Council is hosting its annual flag raising event at the Nowra Administration Building on ...

As NAIDOC Week celebrates 50 years of "strength, vision and legacy" artists are calling for Indigenous culture to be valued ...

The Aboriginal flag has long been a symbol of resistance and unity for Indigenous people in Australia. Although the copyright settlement is a practical solution to a controversial problem, ...

Australia’s Aboriginal flag will replace the New South Wales state flag on Sydney Harbour Bridge, after officials scrapped a multi-million-dollar scheme that would have accommodated both.

Aboriginal businesses and major sporting codes have been told to stop using the Aboriginal flag on their clothing designs because of a copyright-use agreement. A non-Indigenous company has served ...

I made the Aboriginal flag to lead a demonstration on the National Aboriginal Day Observance Committee, which started from Victoria Square, Adelaide, on Friday, July 9, 1971. There were black and ...

The Australian Government has spent $20 million to buy the rights to the Aboriginal flag, making it free for everyone to replicate and sell it — but some have pointed out that this news isn’t ...

For non-Indigenous folk, wearing an Aboriginal flag t-shirt can be a sign of solidarity — but it's vital to ask yourself these questions first.