14 June 2019Copyright

Copyright dispute over Aboriginal flag sparks debate

A dispute surrounding the copyright of the Australian Aboriginal flag has intensified after the exclusive rights-holder for the flag issued cease and desist notices to Aboriginal owned businesses which are using it on their products.

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