Yard Arm Or Gaff

Protocol Australian Flag on Yardarm with another National
When flown on a flagpole fitted with a yardarm and flying with another National flag the Australian flag should be flown on the left side of the flagpole.
Protocol Australian Flag on Yardarm with State and House Flags
When flown on a flagpole fitted with a yardarm and flying with a State flag and house flag, the Australian flag should be flown from the top of the flagpole, State flag on the left and house flag on the right
Protocol Australian Flag on a Gaff
On a flagpole fitted with a gaff, fly the Australian flag on the gaff, which is the position of honour. This is a tradition dating back to the days of sailing ships, where the flag had to be kept free of the ships rigging.
WARNING not suitable for flagpole use - Red Circle and Diagonal on top of black flag and flagpole.

PLEASE NOTE! These flags are lightweight flags and have a variety of uses: sporting team support; decorations; marches; occasional flying on a flagpole. These flags are NOT designed for prolonged flying on flagpoles.

White plastic snap-clip for attaching a flag with eyelets to a flagpole rope (halyard)

SNAP CLIPS: To attach to a flagpole (read note left) two snapclips are required,
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