As air travel becomes more and more restrictive, people can often have a tough time traveling with their medications. Even for domestic short-haul flights, security has tightened to the point where even liquid medications can be seized from your carry-on if they are over 100 ml and you don't have a prescription.
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The Australian Dollar. The Australian currency is the Australian Dollar ($1 = 100 cents). The Reserve Bank of Australia controls the issue bank notes and coins. Australian Dollars are printed in Melbourne at Note Printing Australia and the Royal Australian Mint produces the coins of the currency. The Reserve Bank notes and the Mint's coins are legal tender in all Australian states and territories, and should be accepted wherever cash payment is accepted.