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Where is GetUp’s ‘Drugs Kill’ campaign?

23 February 2019

9:00 AM

23 February 2019

9:00 AM

In their latest attempt to dupe Australians, GetUp! has enlisted both a ‘big lie’ and a hip online shopping site called Gorman.

Gorman has produced a cheerful ‘Coal Kills’ tote bag with all proceeds going to GetUp! – to boost its campaign coffers and to promote its war on coal. This cosy deal is not too dissimilar to GetUp!’s deal with New Zealand energy retailer Powershop, which pays GetUp! a commission when their members switch to Powershop as their electricity provider.

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