A social media post claims the term climate change replaced global warming because the theory of planetary heating failed.

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.

An urban myth about the legal classification of Indigenous people prior to the 1967 referendum has continued to spread on social media.

Federal Labor politicians have incorrectly stated that only 13 per cent of young people from regional areas have degrees.

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.

A Facebook user has claimed that Indigenous people exercise "control" over almost half the land in Australia.

Edited videos of a TV interview with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese are being shared by opponents of the proposed Indigenous voice to parliament.

A comedian claims the earth isn't a globe, and as evidence says civil engineers and aircraft pilots never factor in the planet's curvature.

A video claims First Nations people have trademarked Australian plants and animals and governments are illegally using them as logos and symbols.

There are claims that arguments published in the official Indigenous voice to parliament referendum pamphlet are not the same length.

A photo on Facebook purports to show a leading Indigenous MP standing in front of a sign expressing strident opposition to the voice to parliament.

A Facebook post claims a 'yes' result at the referendum would allow the government to make any changes it wants to the constitution relating to the voice or Indigenous people.

Viral social media posts claim the government is including two questions in the voice referendum in order to trick voters.

Paul Barry appears to jump on the COVID-19 "crisis actors" bandwagon in an edited clip on ABC program Media Watch, but all is not as it seems.

An Instagram post misrepresents Dutch voluntary dying laws, claiming the government is euthanising children with minor disabilities.

A dinner receipt in a popular Canadian tourist town is being used to push claims about "land rent" and the proposed voice to parliament in Australia.

A Facebook post claims the sovereignty of Aboriginal people is written into the country's founding document.

A video posted on social media claims to show two EVs exploding following a collision, but the full clip reveals the blasts are from gas cylinders on the back of a truck.

One Nation leader Pauline Hanson says individual MPs and senators would need to consult the voice about private members' bills they put forward.

The official pamphlet outlining the 'no' case for the upcoming referendum has claimed the voice proposal has not been subject to a constitutional convention.