ABC to take legal action against One Nation party over use of Bluey in videos
The Australian Broadcasting Corporation is taking legal action against One Nation over the use of Bluey in political cartoons, which it says violates intellectual property rights. A cartoon showed Bluey and Australian Premier Daniel Andrews running over each other in cars. The ABC says it does not own the rights to Bluey, which it shows under license.
- The ABC will take legal action regarding the use of Bluey in a One Nation video.
- One Nation leader Pauline Hanson denied her party's cartoons breached intellectual property.
- One episode depicted Bluey and Daniel Andrews running over each other in cars.
- The ABC stated it does not own the intellectual property for Bluey, which it shows under license.
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