A document being shared on social media claims Indigenous people were not aware they were signing the Uluru Statement from the Heart.

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has falsely claimed Prime Minister Anthony Albanese failed to mention the Indigenous voice prior to the last federal election.

With just hours until referendum day, social media posts are claiming that voting is not compulsory.

Another confusing claim about a UN plot and the proposed Indigenous voice is being spread on social media.

A 'no' vote supporter has claimed the official 'yes' group has breached referendum rules with its campaign material.

Social media posts questioning the integrity of the New Zealand electoral process are leaving out some vital details.

A dubious claim about Indigenous land and the British monarch is spreading in relation to the voice referendum.

Social media posts are spreading misinformation about the voice referendum, claiming blank ballot papers will be counted as a ''yes' vote.

Misinformation about COVID vaccine mandates for public servants is being spread in New Zealand ahead of the nation's general election.

Social media posts claim the Uluru Statement from the Heart is a plagiarised copy of a non-existent African document, but ignore citations of its sources.

A prominent Australian sports star says the voice referendum will change the citizenship of Indigenous people.

Various claims have been made in recent weeks as to just how much public money is spent on Indigenous Australians each year.

A former politician says the Australian Electoral Commission has changed its advice about using an 'X' on ballot papers.

Misinformation being spread online alleges the 'yes' campaign's fundraising efforts have been favoured with tax concessions.

A Facebook video misleadingly claims the writ for the upcoming voice referendum is invalid.

Social media post are spreading nonsensical claims the voice will strip Australia's sovereignty, leaving Russia as the world's only sovereign state.

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.

Social media users persist in promoting misinformation that the voice would have power over parliament.

Experts say a claim about the Indigenous voice impacting land rights is confused and patently false.

An anonymous Facebook post claims that employed Indigenous Australians can get home loans without having to pay any interest.