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Published on 2024-12-09 16:21:35 - MSN
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  • We are united as a country when we gather under one flag, which is what we should do on Australia Day." Mr Dutton's latest election promise came a day after Coalition Indigenous Australians spokeswoman Jacinta Nampijinpa Price said she wanted to windback Welcome to Country ceremonies because they were "commercialisation of culture".

Peter Dutton, the leader of Australia's opposition Liberal Party, has pledged to introduce a policy that would ban the display of foreign flags at government buildings, except for specific diplomatic or multicultural events. This proposal, dubbed the "One Flag" policy, aims to reinforce national identity and unity by ensuring that only the Australian flag is flown at government sites. Critics argue that this move could alienate multicultural communities and is seen as a divisive tactic ahead of the upcoming election. Dutton's announcement has sparked a debate on national identity, freedom of expression, and the role of cultural diversity in Australia.

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