Virelle & BanknoteQueen
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Have you ever noticed how the 2005 Australian $20 note hides a subtle Indigenous artwork on the reverse while the front still flaunts a cartoon kangaroo? It feels like a silent debate between tradition and tourism—perfect for us to unpack.
Virelle Virelle
You’re right, the 2005 note is a quiet tug‑of‑war—front page has that cheerful kangaroo for tourists, while the back’s a subtle tribute to Indigenous art that almost feels like a secret handshake. It’s almost like the currency is trying to say, “We’re a tourist spot, but we also belong to a deeper history.” Funny how money can stir up that debate without you even knowing it.