Australia's Reserve Bank has announced the $5 banknote will be updated, with a new design honouring the culture and history of the First Australians to replace the portrait of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. Read more at:
The Reserve Bank has decided to update the $5 banknote, with the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II to be replaced by a design honouring First Nations Australians.The Reserve Bank has announced Queen Elizabeth II's portrait will be taken off Australia's $5 note.The Reserve Bank said the decision had been made in consultation with the government.
Australia's $5 banknote is set to be updated, with the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II to be replaced by a design that "honours the culture and history of the First Australians". The Reserve Bank said the decision had been made after consultation with the Australian Government, which supports the change.
The Reserve Bank said the new banknote will be designed in consultation with First Nations Australians.Published 2 February 2023 at 10:40am
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