Australia National flag

National flag of Australia 100% polyester suitable for a flagpole 1500mm x 900mm. For many years there was considerable misunderstanding in Australia and in other countries with regard the use of the Australian flags During World War II Prime Minister Menzies issued a directive that there should be no restriction on the flying of the "Commonwealth Blue Ensign" and Prime Minister Chifley gave his support that view in 1947 In 1953 by means of a Commonwealth Act of Parliament the Flags Act 1953 the "British Blue Ensign" was proclaimed the national flag Only since then has it had seniority over the Union Jack.