Australian National Flag

The Australian National Flag features a dark blue background with the Union Jack in the top left corner, symbolizing Australia's history as part of the British Commonwealth. Below the Union Jack, there's a white seven-pointed star called the Commonwealth Star, representing unity and Australia's states and territories. On the right side, a constellation called the Southern Cross is depicted with five white stars, highlighting Australia's geographical location in the Southern Hemisphere. Together, these elements embody Australia's heritage, unity, and natural environment, serving as a symbol of national identity.