> the activist group, which ran a highly effective campaign advocating a no vote in the voice to parliament referendum last year, wants to head off any possibility of the greens winning more seats and labor then being forced into forming a minority government after the next election. > advances voice campaign was criticised for spreading misinformation about the potential impact of the constitutional change, but the no vote was successful and the group was credited with helping achieve that victory. > the her truth campaign, which the group claims will be funded by its mostly small donors, is aimed at female voters because they are twice as likely to vote for the greens. the advertisement says it includes real quotes from sexual assault victims within one of the largest political parties in australia. > the quotes include women stating i was belittled, silenced and victim-blamed and the greens dont care what happens to women within the party, drawing on reporting done by the abc and crikey from 2017 and 2018. > separate ads feature women named angel and julie, who are former greens voters and members who sharply criticise the party for having strayed from its original mission and values. > the first stage of advances campaign against the greens, which has argued the environmental party is not who they used to be, began in april this year, with the activist group spending between $50,000 and $100,000 a month on the ads. > the next phase of the campaign, which begins later this week with the release of the her truth ad and which will run until australia day next year, marks a significant escalation of the attack on the greens  and a potentially huge increase in spending by advance on ads that will run on bus and railway stops, billboards, social media and even on catch-up tv services.
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