Factcheck Dutton wrong about Albanese's record on the voice Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has falsely claimed Prime Minister Anthony Albanese failed to mention the Indigenous voice prior to the last federal election. Read more
Factcheck Once again: no, the proposed voice is not part of a UN land grab Another confusing claim about a UN plot and the proposed Indigenous voice is being spread on social media. Read more
Factcheck Experts floor Mundine's belief voice will make him British A prominent Australian sports star says the voice referendum will change the citizenship of Indigenous people. Read more
Factcheck Tax claims about voice donations deduct the truth Misinformation being spread online alleges the 'yes' campaign's fundraising efforts have been favoured with tax concessions. Read more
Factcheck Absurd Albanese clip fools voice voters A video clip shows the prime minister appearing to say the United Nations will take control of Australia if the voice referendum is successful. But all is not as it seems. Read more
Factcheck False warnings of voice's power over parliament Social media users persist in promoting misinformation that the voice would have power over parliament. Read more
Factcheck Voice comparison to PM's Indigenous Advisory Council is defunct Social media users say the voice isn't needed, claiming an Indigenous Advisory Council already advises government - except it was scrapped four years ago. Read more
Factcheck Motley list of voice misinformation goes viral A Facebook post makes multiple claims about the voice, collating some of the worst falsehoods being spread ahead of the referendum. Read more
Factcheck No chance 'yes' vote will create extra Indigenous parliamentarians A Facebook user is making unsubstantiated claims that more Indigenous politicians will be added to parliament if the voice proposal succeeds. Read more
Factcheck Experts pick apart viral video's voice claim It is being claimed that there is no turning back if the voice is approved - and that the advisory body could only be made 'stronger'. Read more
Factcheck Unconstitutional voice claim is pure 'nonsense' A self-proclaimed leader of freedom and truth has claimed the Indigenous voice referendum is dead following a supposed victory in the high court. Read more
Factcheck Social media gives voice to Farnham fee furphy It is being claimed that singer John Farnham has received up to $30 million from taxpayers for the use of one of his songs by supporters of the 'yes' vote in the Indigenous voice referendum. Read more
Factcheck Voice legislation does not authorise a land grab South Australian legislation is being misrepresented to claim the proposed Indigenous voice is authorised to seize land and assets. Read more
Factcheck Posts mislead on Dutton's voice voting record Screenshots are being spread on social media to suggest Peter Dutton's opposition to the proposed Indigenous voice does not match his parliamentary voting record. Read more
Factcheck Mundine misquoted in attempt to question his voice stance Social media posts are quoting prominent anti-voice campaigner Nyunggai Warren Mundine as saying a 'no' vote will be to our eternal shame. Read more
Factcheck Voice failure at 1999 referendum is historical fiction Misinformation is being spread online that the proposed Indigenous voice to parliament failed to succeed at a referendum 24 years ago. Read more
Factcheck Audio sets record straight on voice meeting stoush A 'yes' vote campaigner has found himself the subject of misinformation following a heated public meeting in Bundaberg. Read more
Factcheck Murky anti-voice letter falsely linked to 'no' campaign senator A letter claiming the voice will lead to the end of private home ownership is being falsely attributed to Country Liberal senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price. Read more
Factcheck No, Mundine did not speak in full support of an enshrined voice Indigenous voice to parliament supporters are pointing to a old video clip of Nyunggai Warren Mundine to suggest the leading 'no' campaigner has changed his tune on the idea. Read more
Factcheck Videos concoct PM's silence on key voice question Edited videos of a TV interview with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese are being shared by opponents of the proposed Indigenous voice to parliament. Read more
