ALWAYS WAS. ALWAYS WILL BE. ALWAYS SHOULD.
With your help the Aboriginal flag will fly 365 days of the year.
The flags that fly on the Sydney Harbour Bridge should be a symbol of unity, respect and reconciliation. They should be a representation of the true Australia.
So why does the Aboriginal flag only fly 19 days of the year?
On January 26, Sorry Day, Reconciliation Week and Naidoc Week an Aboriginal flag is taken out of storage to replace the NSW state flag, one of two flags that ordinarily fly on top of the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge.
It’s a symbolic gesture, meant to recognise and celebrate Australia’s Aboriginal population.
But 19 days isn’t enough.
It’s time for the Aboriginal flag to be seen 365 days a year.
But we can’t raise the flag without your help. Despite viewing a petition of more than 165,000 signatures, the NSW Government has refused to add a third flagpole to the bridge due to the cost.
An extra flagpole on the Harbour Bridge will cost $300,000. Together we can make history and make sure the Aboriginal flag flies always.
Please fund the flag today.
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