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The fringe on the Australian flag is not an official part of its design and is considered decorative. It is often used in ceremonial contexts, such as during parades or formal occasions. While the flag can be displayed with or without a fringe, its presence does not alter the flag's meaning or status as a national emblem. The flag's official specifications, including its design and colors, are outlined in the Flags Act 1953.

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