The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has taken 'responsibilty' for overlooking an embarrassing typo in its latest A$50 notes.
They confirmed the error would be fixed in future print runs, adding that 46 million of Australia's $50 banknotes have been printed with this spelling error at a value of $2.3 billion.
It came to light when a radio station posted a photo on social media sent by its listener.
The image zoomed in on how the word “responsibility” was misspelt three times.
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