It's been claimed Indigenous people will close off the likes of the MCG and SCG if the 'yes' vote succeeds at the referendum.

Photos of a girl and two dogs ripped from a BBC report are being used as part of an online scam.

Rumours being spread about a Bible ban are based on old reports that misrepresented a proposed law in California.

It's being claimed the upcoming voice referendum has no approval because the constitution alteration bill has not been signed by the governor-general.

A barrister and former Greens candidate claims that until the 1960s it was illegal for Aboriginal people to live within one mile of white settlements.

A controversial naturopath claims root canals should be removed because they are "dead teeth" and cause significant health problems.

It is being claimed that a 1973 change to the late Queen Elizabeth II's title could make the proposed Indigenous voice null and void.

Conspiracy theorists are pointing to a 2023 report to claim the global organisation is pushing for pedophilia to be legalised.

The shadow attorney-general has claimed the voice will embed special rights for Indigenous people in the Australian Constitution.

A government job advert is being used to spread a spurious claim about the proposed Indigenous voice.

A website claims that a senior World Economic Forum official has called for the Bible to be rewritten using AI.

A Facebook post claims the proposed voice to parliament will convert all private property to native title land.

Social media posts are sounding the alarm over a new WA law, with claims it is linked to the proposed Indigenous voice to parliament.

Social media users are claiming the upcoming Indigenous voice to parliament referendum will include five questions as part of a ploy to increase the number of 'yes' votes.

Community Facebook groups are being targeted with claims that people receiving welfare are eligible for a free smartphone.

Premier Daniel Andrews claims reforms introduced by his government stopped Victorian MPs from setting their own pay.

A conspiracy theory about the long white clouds sometimes seen behind planes is still taking flight on social media decades after it first appeared.

A cardiologist has claimed mRNA vaccines increase coronary artery disease and that was the main driver of cricket legend Shane Warne's fatal heart attack.

Social media posts are spreading the claim that recognising Indigenous people in the Australian constitution will extinguish the possibility of a future treaty.

A suspicious Facebook video has aired a collection of conspiracy theories from a smoker who claims smoking doesn't cause cancer and that tobacco disrupts mind control.