Health chief David Rosengren is questioned over the lack of Indigenous directors across three hospital boards. Reports from multiple outlets say Rosengren tells a hearing or scrutiny process that the shortfall is due to “unscheduled vacancies,” rather than any deliberate failure to appoint Aboriginal people. The coverage also reports claims and concerns that the LNP may be trying to reduce or “unpick” Aboriginal representation on these boards. The articles describe the issue as focusing on board composition and whether Indigenous representation is being maintained when vacancies arise. While Rosengren attributes the current gaps to timing and vacancy management, the questioning reflects ongoing debate about governance and representation for Aboriginal communities in health decision-making. The reporting is consistent across outlets that the matter involves three hospital boards and that Rosengren’s explanation centers on vacancies that occur outside scheduled appointment cycles. The sources collectively frame the dispute as both a practical appointments issue and a political and accountability concern about Indigenous representation.