Jamie Oliver has withdrawn his children's book 'Billy and the Epic Escape' following backlash for its portrayal of Indigenous Australians. The book, criticized for perpetuating harmful stereotypes and lacking consultation with Indigenous communities, features an Aboriginal girl with mystical powers who is living in foster care. The National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Education Corporation condemned the book for trivializing the trauma of Australia’s Stolen Generations. Oliver and Penguin Random House apologized, acknowledging the failure to consult Indigenous groups due to what they termed an 'editorial oversight.' Both Oliver and the publisher have committed to learning from this incident by withdrawing the book from sale globally. This controversy highlights the ongoing sensitivity and complexity of representing Indigenous cultures in media.