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![[City of Frankston flag]](../images/a/au-vifrk.gif)
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by Jonathan Dixon, 10 November 2012
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The City of Frankston (http://www.frankston.vic.gov.au) is in southeast Melbourne, Australia.
The flag is a white with the city logo. The logo has the words 'Frankston
City' (in a casual font) in blue across the centre, with a rough circular shape
outlined above by a blue dolphin, and below by curved shapes of yellow and
green.
The council meeting minutes from 4 April 2011 say that at that
point, the normal practice at the Civic Centre was to fly, during business
hours, the national flag, the Victorian 'state' flag
[their quotes], the Aboriginal and TSI flags, the city
flag and the St Kilda flag.
Jonathan Dixon, 10 November 2012
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