Australia was once part of the commonwealth or the British empire, which is reflected in the flag.
Any country's National Flag with a small Union Flag on the upper left corner was once a member of the British Empire.
The Australian flag does not have any stripes. The Union Jack in the upper left corner (or canton), which has diagonal lines but not stripes, acknowledges Australia's origin as a British settlement.
The red colour in the upper left corner of the Australian flag is the Union Jack, this denotes Australia's historical links with Britain.
They are very different. The flag of the United Kingdom, which is referred to as the British flag, appears in the top left corner of the Australian flag. The rest of the Australian flag is blue and has some stars on it, including some representing the Southern Cross, which is a constellation, and the Commonwealth Star.
No. The Australian flag features the British Union Jack in the upper left hand quadrant, but the remainder of the flag is taken up with the stars of the constellation Southern Cross, and the Commonwealth (or Federation) star on a British Royal Blue background.
The Australian flag has a representation of the Southern Cross constellation, or Crux, on the right hand side. The star in the upper right corner is called Gacrux.
Captain James Cook sailed on the HMS Endeavour. The ship had a red flag with the Union Jack in the upper left corner.
The Union Jack of United Kingdom's flag is included on the upper left quadrant of the Australian flag.
In the top left corner is a minny British flag
There is a British flag on the upper left corner of the Australian flag because Australia used British grammar and languages. Australia can use American languages or grammar too.
The red on the Australian flag means the sun on the neverending British Empire.
The red on the Australian flag means the sun on the neverending British Empire.