National flag of Australia
Design and symbolism
The proposed Australian flag replaces the Union Jack with a double triangle design. The geometry provides a distinct, modern identity while retaining the traditional blue field and the Southern Cross.
Double triangle
The gold chevron represents a forward-looking nation, creating a clean break from colonial heraldry with the green hoist representing new beginnings.
Commonwealth Star
The seven-pointed star remains the central symbol of Federation, now given prominence within the hoist geometry.
Southern Cross
Retained in its traditional configuration on the fly, representing the nation's location in the Southern Hemisphere.
Construction sheet
Construction diagram showing 1:2 ratio and geometric star placement.
Variants and alternative versions
Traditional colour variant
The design could also be used in the traditional colours of the Australian flag.
More green variant
Swap the blue and green for a more distinct appearance.
Green and gold variant
The national colours variant, ideal for sporting and international events.
Heraldic variant
The national heraldic colours variant, taken from the wreath of the Australian coat of arms.
Aboriginal variant
The Indigenous colours variant, ideal to express support for and reconciliation with First Nations peoples.
Torres Strait variant
The Torres Strait colours variant, ideal to express support for and reconciliation with First Nations peoples.
I acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the lands throughout Australia on which these federal divisions are drawn and pay my respects to their Elders, past and present.