Videos shared by the party in August shows the colouring book being available at a One Nation<\/a> stall at the Ekka agricultural show in Brisbane \u2013 and Hanson herself holding a copy of it as she spoke to a young girl.<\/p>\n Asked about the matters on Wednesday, Hanson rejected questions about the web series and dodged questions about the colouring book by claiming it was \u201cto do with the party and with the executive\u201d.<\/p>\n \u201cI\u2019m not discussing that,\u201d Hanson initially said, when asked about the book.<\/p>\n The cartoon series has been criticised in recent weeks, including over a controversial episode that mocked Jacqui Lambie\u2019s health issues<\/a> which resulted in Hanson apologising because \u201cit wasn\u2019t as tastefully done as it could have been\u201d and asking for it to be re-edited.<\/p>\n Episodes released in 2023 and 2024 also showed federal politicians being run over by motor vehicles \u2013 including one that featured Bluey<\/a>.<\/p>\n Hanson and her colleagues have this week rejected criticisms of the cartoons, denying they contribute to violence and defending them as satire.<\/p>\n On Tuesday, Marks told Senate estimates that that he became aware of One Nation\u2019s potential breach of intellectual property rights last week and sought legal advice around the use of Bluey, who is depicted running over Anthony Albanese and former Victorian premier Dan Andrews with an SUV.<\/p>\n An ABC spokesperson said on Wednesday that while the broadcaster does not own the intellectual property for Bluey, it was \u201cconsidering available options\u201d.<\/p>\n \u201cIn the meantime, the ABC considers the relevant cartoons should be immediately removed from One Nation\u2019s platforms and no further use should occur,\u201d they said.<\/p>\n In a statement posted on social media, One Nation slammed Marks\u2019 claims.<\/p>\n \u201cThe supposedly impartial Director-General of the ABC, Hugh Marks, has not for the first time taken aim at One Nation. This time, over Bluey! He cannot hide his contempt for One Nation and its voters,\u201d One Nation wrote on X.<\/p>\n The ABC first reported that colouring books, featuring caricatures of politicians in the style of the Please Explain web series, were handed out at the One Nation booth at the Mount Gambier show.<\/p>\n skip past newsletter promotion<\/a>Free newsletter |Every weekday<\/p>\n Sign up to Politics, really<\/p>\n Our political team brings you up to speed on the stories that really matter and what they mean for you<\/p>\n after newsletter promotion<\/p>\n The cover reads \u201cPauline Hanson\u2019s One Nation colouring book\u201d, with spaces for people to write their name and age. The ABC reported that the back of the book carried an authorisation message from Hanson herself.<\/p>\n Guardian Australia has uncovered several glimpses of such colouring books in One Nation videos. In one<\/a>, Hanson appears to be holding a copy of the colouring book as she speaks to a young girl at the Ekka, and appears to hand her a glow stick.<\/p>\n![\"ABC](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/au\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/10\/1793203331_989_1125.jpg\")
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