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The Australian flag has been in use since 1901, was designed by Annie Whistler Dorrington, and features the Union Jack in the top left corner representing British claims to Australia. There are 6 white stars on the blue field - 5 smaller 7-pointed stars forming the Southern Cross constellation as a navigational aid, and 1 larger 5-pointed Commonwealth star. The flag commemorates Australia's status as both a former British colony and an independent nation.
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- 3. WHO DESIGNED IT? ● The person who designed the Australian flag is Annie Whistler Dorrington.
- 4. What is the top left conner ● The symbol in the left hand corner is the Union Jack. ● The Union Jack represents that the British claimed Australia.
- 5. Where does the union jack come from ● The Union Jack comes from Great Britain.
- 6. How many stars on the flag ● There are 6 stars on the Australian flag. ● All the 6 stars have 7 points. Except for the little one which has 5 points.
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- 8. What does the large star represent ● The large star represents the Commonwealth star.
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