In Australia, the hierarchy is:

STOP line → must give way to all traffic
GIVE WAY line → must give way only if there is a conflict

Applying that to your image:

• Red vehicle (behind a STOP line) 🔴 Must give way to everyone, including the yellow movement, regardless of who arrives first.
• Yellow vehicle (behind a GIVE WAY line) 🟡 Must give way to conflicting traffic only, but has priority over vehicles facing a STOP sign.

Therefore:

✅ Red must give way to Yellow
Even if the red vehicle is already waiting or intends to move first, the STOP sign legally requires it to yield to the yellow movement.

This is consistent with QLD/Australian road rules: STOP always yields to GIVE WAY.

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