Bluey getting run over by a car in a One Nation video will now be the subject of legal action by the ABC.

A 2024 political cartoon takes on new focus following news events and is the subject of contention in Canberra.

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The ABC will take legal action over a One Nation video that shows beloved TV character Bluey being run over by a car. The ...

The ABC has hit back at One Nation over its controversial use of beloved children’s character Bluey, threatening legal action ...

Annika Wells says the ABC is "within its rights" to be worried about the cartoon, while Barnaby Joyce says the videos are ...

One Nation's use of Bluey was "shocking and disrespectful to the children of Australia", the ABC's managing director has said ...

Bluey and Robert Irwin being robbed, and Chris Bowen as a cyborg, are among the depictions in a book given to children at a ...

The ABC has revealed it is seeking legal advice over One Nation’s use of images of beloved cartoon character Bluey in its political cartoons.

Broadcaster says unauthorized use of globally popular children’s character infringes intellectual property | Anadolu ...

ABC plans to demand that One Nation stop using Bluey in a political animated video, which the broadcaster considers an ...

Head of Australia’s national broadcaster says depiction of globally beloved character ramming politicians with a car breaches intellectual property ...