If a company misleads you to sell a kettle, there are laws to protect you. So why don’t we have the same protections when it comes to political advertising? Right now, politicians and political campaigns can mislead voters with little accountability. And the risks are growing, as AI makes it easier than ever to create convincing fake images, videos and voices. Australians need assurance that what they’re seeing and hearing in political ads is truthful. That's why I'm pushing hard for truth in political advertising laws, with real oversight and penalties for those who deliberately mislead voters.
MP, Federal
Zali Steggall
Zali Steggall, member for Warringah
- Spent
- Under $300
- Times shown
- 3K–6K
- Running since
- 11 Nov 2026
Run as 3 separate ads, 3 still running. Figures add up all of them.
What the ad says
If a company misleads you to sell a kettle, there are laws to protect you. So why don’t we have the same protections when it comes to political advertising? Right now, politicians and political campaigns can mislead voters with little accountability. And the risks are growing, as AI makes it easier than ever to create convincing fake images, videos and voices. Australians need assurance that what they’re seeing and hearing in political ads is truthful. That's why I'm pushing hard for truth in political advertising laws, with real oversight and penalties for those who deliberately mislead voters.
All 3 copies in Meta's Ad Library
- Started 12 Nov 2026under $100, running
- Started 11 Nov 2026under $100, running
- Started 11 Nov 2026under $100, running
