Brand Guidelines | Brand SA
The state brand is a unifying symbol, created to identify and position the vast array of businesses, services and products of South Australia. Under one banner, we leverage our competitive advantage, while building awareness for the state we call home.
The State Brand | Brand SA
Much more than a logo, the State Brand is an economic tool. A mark of local loyalty. A sign of state prosperity. Whether you’re a farmer, manufacturer or start-up, the State Brand is yours to use – a way to tell the world you’re from South Australia, the home to great brands and produce.
State Brand Asset Pack | Brand SA
Before downloading the artwork, read the State Brand Terms and Conditions. The South Australian story began 65,000 years ago. Brand SA acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community.
Using the state insignia and emblems | Department of the …
Blue (Pantone 295), red (Pantone 199) and gold (Pantone 137) were adopted as the official State Colours of South Australia on 25 November 1982. The colours can be used by individuals or organisations without permission.
Symbols of South Australia - Wikipedia
South Australia is one of Australia 's states, and has established several state symbols and emblems. The State Badge consists of a "piping shrike" (also known as an Australian magpie [1]) standing on a gum branch with its back to us, its head turned to its left, and facing towards the rising sun, represented by a golden disc.
The Government of South Australia logo (GOSA logo) consists of: • the roundel, incorporating the Piping Shrike and the words ‘South Australia’; and • the words ‘Government of South Australia’.
The Government of South Australia logo (GOSA logo) consists of: • the roundel, incorporating the Piping Shrike and the words ‘South Australia’; and • the words ‘Government of South Australia’.
List of symbols of states and territories of Australia
This is a list of the symbols of the states and territories of Australia. Each state and territory has a unique set of official symbols, as well as the national symbols of Australia. ^ All of the State tartans are registered in the Scottish Register of Tartans as district tartans.
It is intended that the State Brand be the single strong brand to promote South Australia that is used by government agencies, and adopted by other stakeholders, enhancing the effectiveness of our communication efforts across the world through consistency and increased visibility.
Another way to say you’re from South Australia is to use the State Brand as a graphic device across printed collateral. The image contained within the brandmark is open to your imagination.