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What are the little stars on the flag of Australia and why?

the stars on the right. There are like 5 of them!

There are actually six =) First is the star of the Federation (the seven stars in point) representing the six states, plus one more point representing all of many areas of Australia. They are willing to represent the Southern Cross, a constellation that can be seen throughout Australia. In short, they represent a connection and unity among the millions of Australians, in relation to the facts that the Southern Cross is a view shared by others of us, and that are connected all states and territories of Australia. <3 Hope I helped.

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