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.

A social media post being shared ahead of the voice referendum questions the authenticity of many Aboriginal cultural practices.

A change to Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price's parliamentary interests register is being used to sow uncertainty about her involvement with the campaign against the Indigenous voice.

Social media users say the voice isn't needed, claiming an Indigenous Advisory Council already advises government - except it was scrapped four years ago.

A viral video claims a writ for the Indigenous voice referendum has not been issued, making the national vote fraudulent.

A Facebook video is spreading falsehoods about the legality of the voice referendum and the Albanese government.

Social media users are being warned about scam posts claiming to be selling unbelievably cheap products on behalf of well-known Australian retailers.

Claims Australia has two separate constitutions are being spread online by conspiracy theorists who assert the nation is a corporation.

Wildfires on the Hawaiian island of Maui have been used to promote a conspiracy theory that large numbers of children are missing or dead.

A Facebook post makes multiple claims about the voice, collating some of the worst falsehoods being spread ahead of the referendum.

The prime minister is the latest household name to be used in an online 'deepfake' scam.

A Facebook user is making unsubstantiated claims that more Indigenous politicians will be added to parliament if the voice proposal succeeds.

Scam artists have used artificial intelligence to make it appear as if respected journalist Martin Lewis has promoted an investment scheme supposedly launched by Elon Musk.