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Australia’s New $5 Note Will Not Display King Charles III
AUSTRALIA – Australia Central Bank announcing that it will replace the portrait of queen Elizabeth II from its $5 currency note with a new design.
AUSTRALIA – Australia Central Bank announcing Thursday that it will replace the portrait of queen Elizabeth II from its $5 currency note with a new design to reflect and honour the history of its indigenous culture.
The bank says the decision follows consultation with federal government, and that the other side of the note will continue to feature the Australian parliament
Last September the government said the image of King Charles would not automatically replace Queen Elizabeth.
Authorities have said the decision to include the queen’s image on the a $5 dollar note was about her personality as opposed to her status as the monarch.
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