No longer "young and free" but "one and free".
Australia changes national anthem to reflect indigenous past
Australians will sing a different version of their national anthem from 1 January after Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced a change to the words on Thursday.
The anthem will no longer refer to Australia as "young and free" in an attempt to reflect the country's long indigenous history.
Mr Morrison said he hopes the change will create a "spirit of unity".
People inhabited Australia for tens of thousands of years before it was colonised by mostly white English settlers in the 18th Century.
The line to be removed in the anthem, which is called Advance Australia Fair, is "For we are young and free". Instead people will sing "For we are one and free."
"Changing 'young and free' to 'one and free' takes nothing away, but I believe it adds much," Prime Minister Morrison, who is a conservative, said.
"It recognises the distance we have travelled as a nation. It recognises that our national story is drawn from more than 300 national ancestries and language groups and we are the most successful multicultural nation on earth."
Australia changes national anthem to reflect indigenous past - BBC News