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Victorian Labor's multi-million-dollar social media ad spend revealed

Headline via ABC News (Australia) · first report 13 Nov, 00:24 IST, latest 13 Nov, 00:24 IST

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Labor might be splashing the cash on online ads, but analysts say Liberal and One Nation content is cutting through on social media as voters become fed up with a deluge of political and AI content.

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