Eureka Flag - Symbol of Australian Democracy and Rebellion #1491900 (License: Personal Use)

The Eureka Flag features a deep blue field with a white Southern Cross constellation and a central white star on a white cross, representing unity and defiance. Designed by Canadian miner Henry Ross and sewn by women from the Ballarat diggings, it became the banner of the anti-gold license rebellion. Today, it stands as a national symbol of protest, democracy, and grassroots activism in Australia.

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