Politics Computer

Who's spending

20 advertisers (Interest groups) ranked by what they've spent on Facebook and Instagram ads since we started tracking: $2.6M–$3.5M between them.

  1. Advance AustraliaInterest group, Federal
    $1.9M–$2.6M2,928 ads, 987 running
  2. Greenpeace Australia PacificInterest group, Federal
    $133K–$175K428 ads, 428 running
  3. GetUp!Interest group, Federal
    $117K–$148K17 ads, 17 running
  4. Australian Energy ProducersInterest group, Federal
    $76.1K–$152K732 ads, 732 running
  5. FixVictoriaInterest group, Victoria
    $74.9K–$100K67 ads, 67 running
  6. Minerals Council of AustraliaInterest group, Federal
    $71K–$89.8K88 ads, 88 running
  7. The Australia InstituteInterest group, Federal
    $50.8K–$73.9K132 ads, 132 running
  8. BHPInterest group, Federal
    $38.5K–$45.5K62 ads, 62 running
  9. Australian Conservation FoundationInterest group, Federal
    $36.9K–$64.1K223 ads, 223 running
  10. Property CouncilInterest group, Federal
    $13.9K–$19.6K45 ads, 45 running
  11. Lock The Gate AllianceInterest group, Federal
    $6K–$8.2K14 ads, 14 running
  12. Working Families VictoriaInterest group, Victoria
    $5.3K–$20.2K149 ads, 149 running
  13. The Wilderness SocietyInterest group, Federal
    $5.3K–$15.7K110 ads, 110 running
  14. Victorians for NatureInterest group, Victoria
    $3.2K–$4.2K6 ads, 6 running
  15. The Climate CouncilInterest group, Federal
    $2.7K–$7K43 ads, 43 running
  16. Better Cancer CareInterest group, Victoria
    $400–$7974 ads, 4 running
  17. Fair AustraliaInterest group, Federal
    $300–$4992 ads, 2 running
  18. Better VictoriaInterest group, Victoria
    under $48.3K483 ads, 483 running
  19. under $3003 ads, 3 running
  20. The Pharmacy Guild of AustraliaInterest group, Federal
    no spend reported yet2 ads, 2 running

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