How many stars are there on the flags of Australia and New Zealand?

Australia's national flag is a horizontal rectangle, not a star-spangled banner. Australia is a member of the Commonwealth and the Queen of England is Australia's head of state. The upper left corner of the national flag is the pattern of the British flag, which shows the traditional relationship between Australia and Britain. Below the word "meter" is a big white seven-pointed star. Symbolizes the six states and the Federal District (Northern Territory and Capital Territory) that make up the Commonwealth of Australia. There are five white stars on the right side of the flag land, one of which is pentagonal and the others are heptagons. The largest seven-pointed star and five small stars represent the Southern Cross (one of the small constellations in the southern sky, although the constellation is small, there are many bright stars). It means "southern continent", which means the country is in the southern hemisphere.