Qld government accused of campaign to remove Aboriginal people from health roles

Aboriginal leaders in Queensland are raising alarms over "Project Invisibility," a term allegedly used internally by the government to describe efforts to sideline Indigenous people from key health leadership positions. The government has not outright denied the existence of this initiative, sparking concerns about systemic discrimination and undermining efforts to improve health outcomes for Aboriginal communities. This situation underscores broader issues of representation and equity within public health, highlighting the need for more inclusive practices to address the historical and ongoing marginalization of Aboriginal Australians.