Eureka Flag

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The Eureka Flag is a historic blue banner featuring a white cross and stars, famously flown by rebel miners during the 1854 Eureka Stockade in Ballarat, Australia, and now a powerful symbol of protest and democratic rights.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf flag
historical artifact
associatedWith Eureka Rebellion
associatedWithConcept Australian democracy
anti-colonial resistance
civil disobedience
associatedWithGroup Australian republicans
Australian trade unions
associatedWithPlace Eureka Centre Ballarat
linked to: Eureka Centre
commemoratedOn Eureka Stockade anniversaries
controversy debate over ownership and meaning
use by far-right groups in Australia
country Australia
countryOfEvent Australia
displayedAt Museum of Australian Democracy at Eureka
displayedInCity Ballarat
firstFlownAt Eureka Stockade
hasAlternativeName Eureka Stockade Flag
Southern Cross flag (Eureka variant)
hasCrossType Greek cross
hasDesignElement five white stars
white cross
heritageStatus important Australian cultural icon
historicalPeriod Victorian gold rush
inspired various modern protest flags in Australia
locationOfEvent Ballarat
mainColor blue
material cotton
wool
represents Southern Cross constellation
linked to: Crux constellation
secondaryColor white
shape rectangular
state Victoria
symbolizes Australian radical politics
democratic rights
protest
republicanism in Australia
resistance to authority
trade unionism in Australia
workers' rights
usedAs political rally symbol
protest flag
union banner
usedBy gold miners
rebel miners
usedInEvent Eureka Stockade
yearOfEvent 1854

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Eureka Stockade hasSymbol Eureka Flag