澳大利亚广播公司（ABC）宣布将对单一民族党（One Nation）采取法律行动，起因是该党在2024年的视频系列《Please Explain》中未经授权使用了热门动画角色“Bluey” 1。ABC董事总经理Hugh Marks称此举为对澳大利亚最受喜爱角色的“令人震惊且无礼的滥用” 1。争议焦点在于名为《The State of Melbourne》的视频片段，其中描绘“Bluey”被前维多利亚州州长Daniel Andrews驾驶、总理Anthony Albanese坐在副驾的汽车撞倒 1。该视频暗示受伤后的“Bluey”随后又撞死了这两名政界人物 1。
针对这一指控，单一民族党议员Barnaby Joyce辩称这些《Please Explain》中的卡通形象属于讽刺作品，并非旨在让人当真 1。然而，工党参议员Varun Ghosh强烈谴责使用“Bluey”的行为是“恶劣的”，特别是考虑到10月19日独立议员Helen Haines遭遇袭击的背景 1。目前，ABC计划向单一民族党发出停止侵权函，要求下架相关视频，并可能寻求损害赔偿 1。
The Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) has announced it will take legal action against the One Nation party for the unauthorized use of the popular animated character Bluey in the 2024 video series "Please Explain" 1. ABC Managing Director Hugh Marks described the inclusion of the character as a "shocking use of Australia's most loved character" and an abusive depiction 1. The broadcaster plans to send a cease and desist letter demanding the removal of the videos, with Marks indicating that damages might be sought 1.
In the episode titled "The State of Melbourne," Bluey is depicted being hit by a car driven by former Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews, with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese in the passenger seat 1. The narrative implies that the battered Bluey subsequently runs over both the premier and the prime minister later in the episode 1. One Nation MP Barnaby Joyce defended the cartoons as satire that were not meant to be taken seriously 1. However, Labor Senator Varun Ghosh characterized the use of Bluey as "heinous," citing the alleged attack on independent MP Helen Haines on October 19 as context for his criticism 1.
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