Frequently Asked Questions
Which Australian state and territory flags are available?
The range covers the eight Australian states and territories: New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, South Australia, Western Australia, Tasmania, Northern Territory and the Australian Capital Territory.
Can state flags be displayed alongside the Australian National Flag?
Yes. Australian state and territory flags can be displayed with the Australian National Flag. Use separate poles where possible and follow the relevant flag protocol for order and positioning.
What size state flag should a school, council or government site use?
Match the flag size to the pole height and available clearance. As a guide, Flagworld commonly pairs 1800 × 900 mm with a 6 m pole, 1370 × 685 mm with 4.5 m, and 2280 × 1140 mm with 7.5 m.
Are Australian state flags available in knitted, woven and fully sewn options?
Yes. Material options can include knitted polyester, woven polyester and fully sewn construction depending on the design and size. Use knitted for lighter-duty display, woven for more exposed outdoor use and fully sewn for a premium traditional finish.
Can several state and territory flags be ordered in matching sizes?
Yes. Order the flags in the same dimensions and finish so the display looks consistent, especially for schools, councils and multicultural events.
What finish is best for indoor versus outdoor state flag displays?
Use a header-and-loops finish for a halyard flagpole. Choose a vertical sleeve for an indoor or presentation pole where the flag slides over the pole.