Description

The flag of Australia features a deep blue background with symbolic elements representing the nation’s identity.
In the top-left corner, the Union Jack highlights Australia’s historical connection to the United Kingdom.
Just below it sits the Commonwealth Star, a large white seven-pointed star symbolizing the unity of states and territories.
On the right side of the flag, the Southern Cross constellation is displayed with five bright stars.
This constellation represents Australia’s location in the Southern Hemisphere.
The design reflects both the country’s heritage and its natural geography.
Adopted in 1901, the flag has remained a strong national symbol ever since.
It continues to represent Australian pride, unity, and history.