Australia hospital's Indigenous language signs draw criticism

A hospital in Australia is facing criticism for installing signs in an Indigenous language directing patients to its emergency department, with some calling them confusing and potentially dangerous. The signs include Indigenous terms with English translations, but critics argue the English signage is not prominent enough. NSW Independent MP Rod Roberts condemned the signs, stating they could be dangerous in an emergency. He argued that the primary focus should be clear English signage for the emergency department, especially given the small percentage of Indigenous people in the local area. The hospital's decision has sparked debate, with some criticizing the move as divisive and others defending it. The hospital's management has been contacted for comment, and the issue has generated discussion on social media.