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Indigenous language national anthem rendition sparks debate

Jacqui Felgate
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Opinion is split after the Australian national anthem was sung in both English and an Indigenous language before Saturday night’s rugby Test between the Wallabies and Argentina.

Olivia Fox, 17, led the rendition in Eora language.

It sparked a huge response, most of which was overwhelmingly positive.

“I thought it was a brilliant thing to do,” Warren Mundine told 3AW Drive.

But not everybody thinks the same.

Indigenous NRL star Latrell Mitchell was among those to criticise the move, claiming changing the language didn’t change the meaning of Advance Australia Fair.

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(Photo by Cameron Spencer/Getty Images)

Jacqui Felgate
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