Posts tagged 'Events'

As Anzac Day approaches, learn more about Flagworld's heartfelt commitment to honouring our veterans and supporting the RSL ANZAC Appeal. Read about our ongoing partnership, our commitment to donating a portion of Lest We Forget flag sales, and the vital impact these contributions have on veterans and their families. Join us in commemorating and supporting those who have bravely served our nation.

Explore the remarkable story of James Martin, who enlisted in the Australian Imperial Force at just 14 years old during World War I. Despite the obstacles, Martin's determination to serve his country serves as a poignant reminder of the sacrifices made by Australia's youth during the war. Discover Martin's journey from enlistment to his tragic death at Gallipoli, and learn how his legacy continues to inspire on Anzac Day. Lest we forget.

Australians pause on April 25th to commemorate our veterans by engaging in traditions that pay homage to their legacy. In this article, we explore the origins and significance of some of the most cherished Anzac Day traditions, from the Dawn Service to Anzac biscuits.

Delve into the symbolism behind iconic Anzac Day emblems including poppies, rosemary, and the Australian National Flag. Commemorate Anzac Day by remembering the courage, resilience, and legacy of our servicemen and women. Lest we forget.

A significant part of Anzac Day and other commemorative dates such as Remembrance Day is the reciting of wartime poems. Poetry was used by many soldiers to record their personal experiences on the battlefields, to pay tribute to those fallen and to help others understand the significance of the time. In this article we share some examples of important and noteworthy wartime poetry.

Explore heartfelt ways to honour Anzac Day from home with our creative ideas for a commemorative display. Even if you are not attending an official Anzac Day event this year, there are many meaningful ways to honour the bravery and sacrifice of Australian servicemen and women at home. Join us as we share ways to reflect on the sacrifices made, ensuring that the legacy of Australian troops lives on in our hearts and homes. Lest We Forget.

Remembrance Day, observed on November 11th, is a significant day for Australians, marking the end of World War I hostilities in 1918. It is a day of solemn remembrance for those who sacrificed their lives in the line of duty. Across the nation, memorial services feature a one-minute silence to remember the sacrifice of those who have died for Australia. To pay respect on this day, flag protocols are outlined by the Australian Government and the Australian Defence Force. Read more to understand what actions to take to follow these protocols.

The FIFA Women's World Cup stands as the pinnacle of international women's football and a premier global sporting event held every four years since 1991. For the first time, Australia and New Zealand will co-host the 2023 World Cup, featuring 32 contestants, including an additional eight participating nations. Excited fans from across the globe can attend games at ten selected stadiums across Australia and New Zealand.

NAIDOC Week is an annual event in Australia that honours and celebrates the history and culture of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. In 2023, NAIDOC Week will be celebrated from July 2-9. During this time, communities around Australia come together to recognise and appreciate Indigenous Australians.

Get ready for the Coronation of King Charles III on Saturday 6 May, 2023. We'll take you through flag protocols for the day, Australia's representation at the ceremony, appropriate Royal titles, and interesting facts about this historical event.