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Rumbling from the Kiwis

Care of the graphic arts department at the New Zealand Herald, here is the Helen Clark approved design for a Union Flag-less flag for New Zealand kin:



A bit lopsided, isn't it?

Mind you, it is better than some of the other horrors on offer:


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Anonymous Anonymous said... 5:29 pm

My advice would be that if they can't come up with something as good as the Maple Leaf, they'd be better leaving it alone.  



Blogger flashgordonnz said... 1:02 am

Yes, when drunk kiwis are abroad, there is an advantage of being mistaken for Aussies, as with the current flag.  



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