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Robert Irwin wanted to sue One Nation for using his likeness. We don’t really have laws for that

  • Written by Brendan Clift, Lecturer in Law, The University of Melbourne
Robert Irwin wanted to sue One Nation for using his likeness. We don’t really have laws for thatPauline Hanson's Please Explain/YouTube

Robert Irwin, son of Steve “Crocodile Hunter” Irwin, recently threatened to sue a video production company if they didn’t take down an episode in One Nation’s “Please Explain” animated video series. It depicted him – together with canine sidekick Bluey –...

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