Australian Aboriginal Flag - Symbol of Indigenous Identity and Heritage #191347 (License: Personal Use)

The flag consists of a black upper half symbolizing the Aboriginal people, a red lower half representing the earth and spiritual relationship to land, and a central white seven-petaled flower (the sun) signifying life and energy. Officially recognized by the Australian government in 1995, it is flown widely during National Reconciliation Week, NAIDOC Week, and at Indigenous community events. Its design reflects both unity and deep cultural identity.

Used on government websites, educational resources, cultural exhibitions, and public commemorations to affirm Indigenous presence and rights; matches user intent for learning about Australian symbolism, Indigenous history, or flag identification.