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Who is New Zealand's 2008 Olympic flag bearer?
Mahe Drysdale is the New Zealands 2008 olympic flag bearer.
Why is the south Africa flag different colour to new zealands flag?
Because its not the same country idiot
Who is carring New Zealands flag in the 2008 Olympics?
Rower Mahe Drysdale.
Who was New Zealands flag bearer at the Sydney 2000 Olympics?
That was equestrian Blyth Tait.
What are similar flags to Australia?
The New Zealand flag is very like the Australian flag. The only noticeable differences are the absence of the "commonwealth star" and the fifth small star (epsilon crucis), and the fact that the stars on the New Zealand flag all have a red "core" surrounded by a white border.
What flag was raised by the new arrivals on Australian soil?
I'm sure its the Australian flag
Why is Gallipoli considered to be the starting of ANZAC history?
because the Australian and new zealands are remembered for being killed on this day
How does Scotlands climate compare to New Zealands?
Scotland's climate is similar to the south of New Zealand's South Island.
Who was given the honour of carrying the new zealands flag this 2012 Olympics?
Nick Willis (opening) and Mahe Drysdale (closing)
What are issues relating to the New Zealand flag?
There are some New Zealanders that feel that the Union Jack on our flag is no longer appropriate as we don't have the same links with Britain that we used to. There has been some discussion about a new flag but little consensus about what it should look like. Another issue is the New Zealand flag looks too similar to the Australian flag, and can be easily confused from a distance or by someone not familiar with the differences.
Which country flag resembles Texas flag?
The national flag of Chile looks quite similar to the Texan flag.
When was the Australian flag chosen?
The Australian flag was chosen from thousands of entries in a competition held in 1901. On 3 September 1901, the new Australian flag flew for the first time from the top of the Exhibition Building in Melbourne. The flag was simplified, and approved by King Edward VII in 1902.
