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Reserve Bank could put King Charles on $5 banknote if future government wanted it
Documents reveal RBA would ‘consult with the government of the day’ and Peter Dutton has made clear he would support such a ...
Daily Express28d
Secret documents reveal Australian government had a hand in axing King from banknote
You can unsubscribe at any time. More info The Australian government were offered a choice over whether to include King Charles III on their new A$5 banknotes, according to documents that have ...
Politico Europe1d
Notes in a scandal: King Charles won’t replace queen on Aussie banknotes
SYDNEY — King Charles III will not replace Queen Elizabeth II on Australia’s new $5 banknotes, the country’s Reserve Bank announced Thursday. Australia’s $5 notes, which have sported a portrait of the ...
The Jerusalem Post Blogs10d
Australia to replace monarch on banknote with design honoring Indigenous culture
The other side of the note will continue to feature ... new coins will have the effigy of King Charles. King Charles is the head of state in Australia, New Zealand and 12 other Commonwealth ...
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Australians seek Bank Holiday to celebrate King Charles's Coronation
An online petition has been launched as Australians call for an extra Bank Holiday to celebrate King Charles III's Coronation ...
Couriermail29d
RBA letters reveal new twist in decision to dump monarch from $5 note
Although he’s been dropped from the pink note, King Charles’ effigy will feature on Australian coins from the second half of the year.
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$5 note change ‘none of our business’, British high commissioner says
King Charles III will not feature on Australia’s $5 note. But the UK’s representative to Australia says it’s not Britain’s concern.
Yahoo Finance28d
New twist in $5 note redesign
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) offered the treasurer the choice of featuring King Charles III on the new $5 note, or replacing the Queen’s portrait with a design honouring First Nations people.
The Australian28d
Jim Chalmers’ call on King Charles and the $5 bill noted
King Charles III. Picture ... to provide the Australian government’s view on the design of Australia’s $5 banknote”. “Of these two options presented by the bank, the government would ...
MercoPress16d
Republicanism: Australia will honor indigenous cultures in its A$ 5 bill instead of Charles III
It is the last banknote in Australia that still bears ... Although the role is largely ceremonial, King Charles remains Australia's head of state, as he does in several other members of the ...
The News International16d
Australian PM Anthony Albanese dismisses speculations on ditching King Charles
‘King Charles is our Head of State' Australia ... after his portrait was axed from new five dollar note. Campaigners for the monarchy in Australia are also preparing for a referendum on ...

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