Federal tax refunds are not applied to birth costs, legal and service fees, non-sufficient funds check fees, or non-custodial parent application fees owed to the state. Child Support will apply federal tax refunds to these types of debts if the non-custodial parent has given permission to do so.
History and significance of the Aboriginal flag The Aboriginal flag is an official flag of Australia and was recognised under Federal legislation in July 1995. Designed by Aboriginal Elder Harold Thomas in 1971, this flag symbolises Aboriginal identity.he top half of the flag is black to represent the Aboriginal people. The red in the lower half represents the red earth (the relationship to the land) and the red ochre used in Aboriginal ceremonies. The circle of yellow represents the sun (giver of life) and yellow ochre.
Status of the Flag. The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander flags were proclaimed as official flags under Section (5) of the Flags Act (1995) by the Governor General on 14 July 1995.This followed on from a decision by the Federal Government to recognise the flags as flags of Australia.The Australian flag is the official flag of Australia, however both the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander flags are recognised flags of Australia.his followed on from a decision by the Federal Government to recognise the flags as flags of Australia. The Australian flag is the official flag of Australia, however both the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander flags are recognised flags of Australia.