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Gunnedah
South Public School, Flag Day 2003. Pictured here is the giant
parliament house flag which flew over Capitol Hill, Canberra on 3
September 2001.
About Us:
The Australian Flag Society was founded in 2003 by Mr Nigel
Morris and other concerned Australians as a letter writing group in response
to proposals for the design of the Australian National Flag to be reviewed
by a parliamentary committee and a new flag adopted by an Act of the
Commonwealth parliament without the Australian people being consulted via a
National Flag Poll.
The Society is voluntarily managed and has no political
affiliations.
Constitution:
A copy of the Constitution of the Australian Flag Society is available free
of charge to any member of the general public on request.
Activities:
♦ Providing information to journalists writing articles about the Australian
National Flag.
♦ Providing information about the Australian National Flag in response to
specific enquiries.
♦ Lobbying elected representatives at all levels of government to secure
greater support for the Australian National Flag and for Australian National
Flag Day, 3 September.
♦ Facilitating contact between members to discuss ways to promote the
Australian National Flag and patriotism in general.
♦ Writing to national and local media outlets promoting the goals and
objectives of the Society.
♦ Protesting to media outlets about disrespectful and inaccurate reports
concerning the Australian National Flag and, if necessary, lodging formal
complaints with the relevant authorities, including the Australian Press
Council.
♦ Maintaining a reference library and a list of useful publications on the
Australian National Flag.
♦ Providing participants for television, radio and newspaper interviews.
♦ Organising public displays of the Australian National Flag which flew over
Parliament House, Canberra on 3 September 2001.
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Australian National Flag Day 2010
Remember Tobruk!

Today we are dug in on the
perimeter of another life and death struggle for all we hold dear.
National Convenor's message
This organisation has always been about the final
destruction of Ausflag/ALP and the restoration of the existing
Australian National Flag as the natural order of things.
But for the foreseeable future we face the old, familiar threat of
another celebrity-led uprising: supported by the same cast of characters
and apparently unlimited wealth - some of it obtained from overseas.
We're besieged like the Australians at Tobruk! We must raise the
drawbridge and establish a ring of fire and steel on which successive
waves of shock troops will been shattered. Thousands of air raids must
have had no more effect than the enemy's artillery, strafing and
armoured attacks.
And like the "Rats of Tobruk" by night, on Australian National Flag Day,
defence gives way to fierce aggression as we fix bayonets and go over
the top each 3 September.
So in this era you can never relax anywhere you live and if you do, the
flag that your country has grown up under is doomed.
Retreat is no longer an option.

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