These are the protocols for flying the flag at half mast.
On the death of the Sovereign - from the time of announcement of the death up to and including the funeral.
On the death of a member of a royal family.
On the death of the Governor-General or a former Governor-General.
On the death of a distinguished Australian citizen.
Flags in any locality may be flown at half-staff on the death of a notable local citizen or on the day, or part of the day, of their funeral.
On the death of the head of state of Another Country with which Australia has diplomatic relations on the day of the funeral.
On ANZAC day the flag is flown half-mast until noon.
On Remembrance Day flags are flown at peak till 10:30 am, at half-mast from 10:30am to 11:03am.
The US flag is flown at halfmast as symbol of mourning.
The US flag is flown at halfmast as symbol of mourning.
A nation's flag may be flown half way up a flag pole as a symbol of respect, mourning, or distress.
usually it means that someone important has passed away. bringing your flag halfmast show respect for the person .
When somebody has died.
Cos the Americans are to stupid to realise it goes up all the way.
Australia's national flag was first flown on 3 September 1901. However, this was not the first flag to fly in Australia. The first flag flown on Australian soil was the British flag, when the First Fleet arrived on 26 January 1788.
1900, first flown on Federation 1901.
When the flag is flown or placed upside down, this is a signal of distress. For this reason, it should not be flown in this position at any other time.
NO. as approved by congress "NO STATE FLAG" shall be flown above the American Flag.
The flag of Spain is flown with the coat of arms nearest the flagpole.
The Eureka flag was first flown in Ballarat on Bakery hill