Company that retains exclusive right to make Aboriginal flags says government has 'misled' community | Indigenous Australians
‘Freeing’ of flag design does not extend to actual flags, according to manufacturers Carroll & Richardson Flagworld
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‘Freeing’ of flag design does not extend to actual flags, according to manufacturers Carroll & Richardson Flagworld
The major flag company claiming to have 'exlusive rights' to the Aboriginal flag have ripped into the federal government for announcing they had paid $20million for its copyright.
These are the latest cases heard at Nottingham Magistrates' Court, between Friday, November 13, and Tuesday, December 7.
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