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Recent Issue of Crux Australis: Issue No. 151

The most recent issue of Crux Australis is No. 151 [Volume 37/3] nominally issued for the period July - September 2024.  This issue was published in June 2025, together with Issue No. 150.   

Renewal of membership for Volume 37 (2024) was not sought due to delays.  The membership year will change to a financial year from 1 July 2025.  Renewals will be sought at a reduced rate for the 2024/25 year, now that Issue No. 151 has been issued.

The contents are:

Vexillogistics (editorial)   Tony Burton

page 99

Why does a country have a flag and what is its importance?   theflags.org pages 100 - 101
The Conomy of flag design: Key protocols   Tony Burton pages 102 - 112
Nauru: Tiny island, big story, perfect flag   Tony Burton page 113
Flags of a blue planet   Tony Burton pages 114 - 121
St. Pierre et Miquelon   Tony Burton pages 122 - 123
Flags over Eritrea   Jan Gyllenbock pages 124 -133
Where eagles fly   Quiz pages 134- 136
Christmas Island Flag   Wikipedia page 137
Flag incidents at the Olympic Games   Tony Burton pages 138 - 144
Dawn Fraser: The infamous flag incident of 1964   Roy Tomizawa, The Olympians pages 145 - 146
Flag returned by 103-year-old Olympian  

ABC News

page 147
Flags on toast - a test   Tony Burton page 148

 

 

For previous issues see: Crux Index vol 31 - current
  Crux Index vol 26 - 30
  Crux Index vol 21-25
  Crux Index vol 16-20
  Crux Index vol 11-15
  Crux Index vol 6-10
  Crux Index vol 1-5

 

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