The opposition has complained to the ABC over Tony Armstrong’s one-off special, which took aim at colonialism and racism against Indigenous Australians. The complaint claims the content of the show may have breached the ABC’s content, broadcasting and editorial responsibilities. The complaint centres on the show’s closing segment, where children sing a song about Indigenous children being locked up. “Issues for Indigenous Australians must be treated with the utmost seriousness,” she said. “Nothing about these issues is funny.”An ABC spokesperson said Always Was Tonight sought to examine Indigenous Australians’ lived experiences through satire, social observation and comedy.