Aboriginal-only menu now being served up by Labor in Canberra hospital

Sky News host Andrew Bolt asks why the Labor government in Canberra is separating people by race with an "apartheid menu" offering specific meals for patients based on their race in a taxpayer-funded public hospital.
"Last week, a viewer saw a sign just like that in Canberra under the Labor Greens ACT government and under the Albanese government too," Mr Bolt said.
"Why are we separating people by race like this in a public hospital for all Australians?
Mr Bolt says the ACT hospital has created an "apartheid menu" for Aboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders with "Kangaroo stew, for instance, and barramundi, in sweet chilli sauce with cream potatoes and vegetables, which actually don't sound very Aboriginal".
"The hospital says this menu is available to people who identify as being Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander.
"If you're concerned about racism, be concerned about this."