
Advance network was run from a fake “national headquarters” in Canberra’s CBD.
The “virtual office” cost Advance $85 a month.
The entities include Advance Aust Ltd and its campaign brand Fair Australia (which both claim the Voice goes too far); “Not Enough” (a site suggesting the Voice doesn’t go far enough”); Australians for Unity (the “charity” arm of the network) and “Referendum for News” (which falsely holds itself out as an impartial news source).
The latest donors to Advance, for the year to June, won’t be known until next year, given peak federal political disclosure laws.
In the 2022 financial year, its AEC filing states, Advance received total donations of $2.24m.
The sources of donations of $14,500 or less were not required to be disclosed.
The disclosed 21 donations, from the ten entities, totalled $723,422.
There are no laws against lying in federal political advertising or in referendums.
Advance has a history of lying to the public.
Before last year’s federal election, it ran billboards falsely claiming independents, including now Senator David Pocock were actually secretly Greens candidates. It also ran advertisements of the Chinese President “voting” for the ALP.
Entities were well hidden from the press

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Phillip Morris donates to the NP

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