Australia National Flag - Official Design, Symbolism & History #1840216 (License: Personal Use)

The flag of Australia features a deep blue field with the Union Jack in the canton, symbolizing historical ties to the United Kingdom. It includes the large seven-pointed Commonwealth Star below the canton and the five stars of the Southern Cross constellation on the right, representing Australia’s geographic location. Officially proclaimed in 1903 and standardized in 1954, it remains a powerful national symbol.

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