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EUREKA STOCKADE FLAG HISTORY<\/p>\n


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Eureka Stockade Flag History<\/h1>\n

Eureka Stockade rebellion – December 3, 1854 – Gold prospectors – Ballarat, Victoria, Australia<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

The Eureka Flag<\/a> was raised in 1854. It was first used in Ballarat, Victoria in 1854 by a group of miners who resented paying 30 shillings a month for a licence to search for gold. They burnt down the Eureka Hotel and set up a stockade in protest. At dawn on 2 December 1854, government troops attacked the stockade and in the short fight that followed thirty miners and six soldiers were killed. In 1855 the government abolished the licence fee and brought a \u2018miner\u2019s right\u2019 fee of one pound ($2) per year and gave miners the right to vote.<\/p>\n