Quite simple
(1) The NZ flag does not have the "Commonwealth Star" which is an integral part of the Australian flag (this is the six pointed star to represent the six founding states plus Australia's territories, located under the Union Jack)
(2) The NZ flag has the Southern Cross coloured red with white borders(rather than white on the Aussie flag)
(3) The Southern Cross on the NZ flag only has four five-pointed stars (rather than five on the Aussie - four with seven points and one with five)
(Typo on original answer incorrectly said the stars on the Aussie flag were blue - they are of course white
Because different countrys are sposed to have different flags.
We both have the Southern Cross and the Union Jack on it and there the same colours. But the Australian flag has a 7 courners on it representing the 7 states and territories. The 7 countrys and territories are... New South Wales, Queensland, Western Australia, Northern territory, South Australia, Canberra, Tasmaina.
The flag of New Zealand has four stars, representing the southern cross.
To see the flag of New Zealand, click on the Related Link.
New Zealands minimum wage is about 13.50 per hour and Australias is about 21.00 per hour
There are two main reasons that some people want to change the New Zealand flag: * to reduce the confusion with the Australian flag * to represent the current image and perception of New Zealand rather than the historic close allegiance with the UK. This would be similar to the 1965 change to the Canadian flag, which also used to have the Union flag in the top left quadrant, and was changed to represent Canada as its own entity with its own symbolism.
There are two separate governments as Australia and New Zealand are different countries (like USA and Canada).The type of government in Australia and New Zealand is as follows:The government in Australia is both a Federal parliamentary democracy and a constitutional monarchy. This is because the Parliament is made up of the Queen (or current Sovereign), who is represented in Australia by the Governor General, as well as the two Houses - the Senate (Upper House) and the House of Representatives (Lower House).New Zealand is also a constitutional monarchy with a parliamentary democracy. The parliament of New Zealand consists of the Queen, represented by the Governor-General, and the House of Representatives.
New Zealand and Britain
The national flag of Chile looks quite similar to the Texan flag.
The New Zealand flag is very like the Australian flag. The only noticeable differences are the absence of the "commonwealth star" and the fifth small star (epsilon crucis), and the fact that the stars on the New Zealand flag all have a red "core" surrounded by a white border.
The flag of New Zealand has four stars, representing the southern cross.
These represent the Southern Cross constellation which can bee seen in the nights sky in New Zealand. Australia has a similar flag but with an extra star that can only be seen there. New Zealand is considering changing its flag to something more iconic.
There are four stars on the flag of New Zealand.
New Zealand Flag Institute was created in 2005.
The Southern Cross. It is represented on the New Zealand Flag The Southern Cross. It is represented on the New Zealand Flag
To see the flag of New Zealand, click on the Related Link.
Because it represents new zealand
Follow the link before to view New Zealand's first flag.
Mahe Drysdale carried the New Zealand flag at the Bejiing Olympics.