Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2025C00198:clause:2023_175
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2025C00198
Segment Type: clause
Provision Reference: sch 2023 cl 175
Character Range: 1313236–1318663

175                                        Reverse         R76     A design consisting of:
                                                                   (a) in the centre of the coin, a coloured stylised representation of a handprint, fan palm frond and shell fossil enclosed in a circular border comprising a ring of dashes; and
                                                                   (b) surrounding the central circle, another circular border containing the following:
                                                                   (i) "AUSTRALIAN WORLD HERITAGE PROPERTIES"; and
                                                                   (ii) "5 DOLLARS"; and
                                                                   (c) surrounding the border referred to in paragraph (b), a ring comprising overlapping circular lines; and
                                                                   (d) a montage of the following stylised representations of Australian sites (or elements from those Australian sites) on the World Heritage List:
                                                                   (i) the Brickendon Estate (Australian Convict Site in Tasmania); and
                                                                   (ii) the Cascades Female Factory (Australian Convict Site in Tasmania); and
                                                                   (iii) the Coal Mines Historic Site (Australian Convict Site in Tasmania); and
                                                                   (iv) Cockatoo Island (Australian Convict Site in New South Wales); and
                                                                   (v) the Darlington Probation Station (Australian Convict Site in Tasmania); and
                                                                   (vi) Fremantle Prison (Australian Convict Site in Western Australia); and
                                                                   (vii) Hyde Park Barracks (Australian Convict Site in New South Wales); and
                                                                   (viii) the Kingston and Arthur's Vale Historic Area (Australian Convict Site in Norfolk Island); and
                                                                   (ix) Old Government House and Government Domain (Australian Convict Site in New South Wales); and
                                                                   (x) the Old Great North Road (Australian Convict Site in New South Wales); and
                                                                   (xi) the Port Arthur Historic Site (Australian Convict Site in Tasmania); and
                                                                   (xii) the Woolmers Estate (Australian Convict Site in Tasmania); and
                                                                   (xiii) the Australian Fossil Mammal Site in Naracoorte, South Australia; and
                                                                   (xiv) the Australian Fossil Mammal Site in Riversleigh, Queensland; and
                                                                   (xv) Budj Bim Cultural Landscape in Victoria; and
                                                                   (xvi) the Gondwana Rainforests of Australia in New South Wales and Queensland; and
                                                                   (xvii) the Great Barrier Reef in Queensland (represented by a clownfish); and
                                                                   (xviii) the Greater Blue Mountains Area in New South Wales; and
                                                                   (xix) Heard Island and McDonald Islands in the Territory of Heard Island and McDonald Islands; and
                                                                   (xx) Kakadu National Park in the Northern Territory; and
                                                                   (xxi) K'gari (Fraser Island) in Queensland; and
                                                                   (xxii) the Lord Howe Island Group in New South Wales; and
                                                                   (xxiii) Macquarie Island, Tasmania; and
                                                                   (xxiv) Purnululu National Park in Western Australia; and
                                                                   (xxv) the Royal Exhibition Building and Carlton Gardens, in Victoria; and
                                                                   (xxvi) Shark Bay, Western Australia; and
                                                                   (xxvii) Sydney Opera House in New South Wales; and
                                                                   (xxviii) the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area; and
                                                                   (xxix) the Ningaloo Coast, Western Australia; and
                                                                   (xxx) the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park in the Northern Territory; and
                                                                   (xxxi) the Wet Tropics of Queensland (represented by a cassowary); and
                                                                   (xxxii) the Willandra Lakes Region of New South Wales.