澳大利亚塔斯马尼亚州独立参议员杰基·兰比谴责一民族党领导人保琳·汉森发布的漫画，指其嘲笑自己公开讨论的阴道脱垂健康问题1。这幅漫画属于汉森的"Please Explain"系列，针对阿尔巴尼斯政府的《数字关怀义务法》1。兰比在接受ABC电台RN频道采访时表示，"人们在生活危机中需要的不是更多的'恶毒'"1，并呼吁汉森删除该漫画。
兰比曾在8月于上议院进行情感化发言，讲述自己与这一女性健康问题的斗争以及女性退伍军人面临的医疗可及性困难1。独立参议员莫妮克·瑞恩也谴责了这幅漫画，指出"盆腔器官脱垂影响大约十二分之一的澳大利亚女性"1。该漫画还攻击自由党议员、前特种部队士兵安德鲁·黑斯蒂为"叛徒"1，黑斯蒂曾在被控战争罪犯本·罗伯茨-史密斯的诽谤案中作证，因此成为一民族党的攻击对象1。
Independent Senator Jacqui Lambie from Tasmania has criticized a cartoon released by One Nation leader Pauline Hansen that ridicules her public discussion of vaginal prolapse, calling the mockery unnecessary and "vicious."1 Lambie delivered an emotional speech in the Senate in August, sharing her personal struggle with the condition and highlighting the difficulties female veterans face in accessing medical care.1
Hansen's cartoon is part of her "Please Explain" series targeting the Albanese government's Digital Duty of Care Bill.1 In response to the cartoon, Lambie told ABC Radio RN that "people in crisis don't need more 'viciousness.'"1 She has called on Hansen to remove the image.1 Independent Senator Monique Ryan also condemned the cartoon on Sunday, noting that "pelvic organ prolapse affects approximately one in twelve Australian women."1
The cartoon also attacked Liberal MP and former special forces soldier Andrew Hastie as a "traitor."1 Hastie has faced One Nation criticism for testifying in the defamation case involving accused war criminal Ben Roberts-Smith.1
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