Federation Flags & Flagpoles Competitors

Flagworld designs and manufactures flags, banners and printed products for councils, government departments and corporate partners across Australia. We're also working to make those products better for the planet. LESS WASTE, BUILT IN • Sustainawrap™: our patented fence mesh, the only recyclable fence mesh in Australia. A way for construction sites and event organisers to avoid sending single-use mesh to landfill. • Recycled polyester options: flags and printed products made with recycled polyester, to help lower the footprint of your next campaign, event or streetscape program. • Blocktexx partnership: our on-shore recycling partner, keeping end-of-life textiles in Australia and out of landfill. CLEANER, SMARTER MANUFACTURING We use solar panels and keep refining our manufacturing to cut waste and energy use. SAFER INSTALLATION FlagTrax™ lets councils and asset owners raise, lower and replace flags without a cherry picker: less work at height, lower WHS risk and less downtime. WHY PARTNER WITH US? • Options that support your sustainability and ESG commitments • Practical ways to reduce landfill and carbon footprint • Local manufacturing with Australian-based support • Innovation focused on real problems for councils, government and construction Planning a sustainability-led procurement, a safer flag program or a site that needs better fencing? Let's talk. email enquiry@flagworld.com.au or call 1800 135 247

Flags Australia is the operating name of the Flag Society of Australia Inc, which is a not-for-profit incorporated association that brings together individuals interested in researching, preserving and publishing information on Australian and international flags. The study of flags is called vexillology. The Flag Society of Australia was established on 20 August 1983, in Melbourne, Victoria. The society is non-political and maintains a strict neutrality with regard to the continuing "Australian Flag Debate" - the question of whether or not the Australian flag should be changed. However, Flags Australia takes a keen interest in the issue and has published flag information about the Australian national flag and its usage as well as possible new flag designs. Flags Australia has subscriber-members in most of the states and territories of Australia and overseas. Informal meetings of members are held each three months in Melbourne and Sydney and visitors are welcome. Australia has had a surprisingly large number of flags during its relatively short period of recorded history. Whether for the collector, hobbyist or vexillologist, Australian flags are a rewarding field to explore. Flags of the world, past and present, are also an important part of Flags Australia's interest. In June 1984, the Society commenced regular publication of its official journal, Crux Australis, which is produced four times each year. The first and only authoritative flag publication produced in Australia, Crux Australis contains articles about Australian and international flags and associated matters. Flags Australia is a member of the International Federation of Vexillological Associations ("FIAV"), under whose auspices International Congresses of Vexillology (ICV) are held every two years. Flags Australia has been represented at every congress since the 11th ICV in Madrid (May 1985). In September 1989, the Society hosted the 13th ICV in Melbourne and it hosted the 26th ICV held in Sydney 31 August to 4 September 2015. For link to ICV26 ...

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