The Aboriginal flag: History, meaning and recognition - Aboriginal thantar: Tuanbia, sullam le theihhngalhnak

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The Aboriginal flag: History, meaning and recognition - Aboriginal thantar: Tuanbia, sullam le theihhngalhnak

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At school, work, council offices or sporting events, you might see a red, black and yellow flag flying beside the Australian national flag. This is the Aboriginal flag, representing the Aboriginal people of Australia and their connection to land, community and stories. - Sianginn ah siseh, riantuannak ah siseh, council zung ah siseh, lentecelhnak puai ah siseh, Australia ram thantar pawngah anak, aihre le a senmi thantar a zuangmi na hmuh tawn lai. Hihi Aboriginal thantar a si, Australia ram i Aboriginal miphun le ram, zatlangbu le tuanbia he pehtlaihnak an ngeihmi aiawhtu a si.

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