The flag for Australians born in Oceania but not Australia is composed of five colours: blue, yellow, white, and red, and black. Thus Australians born in Fiji, Tuvalu, Micronesia, New Zealand, or New Caledonia (French New Australia), can use this flag.
List of Famous Australians born in Oceania (Not Australia)
The flag for Australians born in South America has a white field and blue stars. Other colours include green and blue. A vertical bar near the fly denotes that it is a part of the Americas.
This flag may seem redundant but there are heaps of Australians born in Europe, namely the United Kingdom. The colours of the flag are blue, yellow, red, and white. The flag states 'Australia!' but with a difference. The yellow stars are reflective of the EU.
Thus Australians of the nations listed here can fly this flag: Western Russia, Norway, Sweden, Greece, Italy, Germany, France, Spain, Estonia, Bulgaria, Portugal, Netherlands, Belgium, Ireland, Lithuania,Wales, Scotland, England, Andorra, Romania, Moldova, Croatia, Serbia, Denmark, Latvia, Bosnia, Albania, Montenegro, Switzerland, Austria, Poland, Czech, Hungary, Ukraine, Northern Azerbaijan, Northern Georgia, Finland, Iceland, Liechtenstein, San Marino, and Kosovo.
The Australian-African born flag is composed of four colours: black, red, yellow, and green. The field is black and the stars are yellow. This flag is for an Australian who was born in Africa by Australian parents or is transitioning to Australian citizenship.
These flags mark the continent where an Australian person born overseas hails from. These flags are on the same scale of the Australian state flags. They conserve the original design to honor Australian heritage but with modified colours.
Please note these flags are notethnic nor national flags. Rather they are geographical in nature. They simply represent the continent where an Australian was born.
For example imagine if an Irish-Australian family were working overseas at the Tokyo Embassy in Japan, and gave birth to a son in Tokyo. The son born of Australian parents in Japan would not be Japanese, ethnically nor by nationality. Japan is only his birth place, subsequently he would be entitled to fly the Yellow Aussie born in Asia Flag.
For a grand lot of Aussies born overseas, they can fly this flag as it has the UK and Ireland under its fold. Similar to the current national flag it differs with yellow stars and central white cross.
Each flag has a simplified canton with a unique pallet of colours, except for the two flags beyond the Old Wold and Americas.These flags are designed to evoke an Australian spirit yet show off the diverse voices that now compose modern Australia.
Terry Irwin is currently the best known American-Aussie at the moment. Although she was born up and over in the USA, she is now an Australian Citizen since 2009.
In the future several million Aussies will certainly be born in Antarctica and the islands nearest to theTruely Southern Continent.
Interracial marriages may seem like an modern phenomena, but they are as an ancient as the Great Wall of China. This flag is for persons of two faiths - Hinduism and Christianity. This flag has a black cross and a rainbow pallet of colours. The colours are reflective of the Chakra system of spirit and mind from ancient India. In the canton is the meditative Ohm symbol.
It was in the Dark Crystal that the Ohm element of Hinduism melded with a Christian Imagination in a fantastic work of art in 1982. See the video below:
