New Zealand’s bold referendum to crowdsource a new national flag became all the more open after a campaign to include the popular ‘Red Peak’ flag proved a success.
The initiative, the early stages of which was flooded with confounding MS Paint entries by trolls and Kiwi enthusiasts was whittled down to 40 potential designs by a panel of of cultural, art and design experts back in August.
In November, four options were to be perused by the populace, however a campaign to have the Red Peak added proved a success sparking a U-turn from PM John Key.
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Source: The Drum
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