Debunks

A widely shared social media post says the government has “set up a trick” by including two questions in the forthcoming referendum.

Social media users claim the wildfires in Maui, Hawaii, were deliberately caused by a “directed energy weapon”.

Social media users are claiming the Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum will be rigged in favour of a Yes outcome.

A video on social media claims boycotting the forthcoming referendum will boost the Yes vote.

Doctored footage of the billionaire businessman is being used on social media to lure investors to a fraudulent stock trading platform.

Social media users are, once again, claiming the Albanese government is throwing taxpayers’ money at the Yes campaign.

The Western Australian government’s decision to revoke its controversial cultural heritage laws has been seized upon by supporters of the No campaign to undermine the viability of the Indigenous Voice to Parliament.

Opponents of the Indigenous Voice to Parliament are spreading a message on Facebook that claims the upcoming referendum is illegal because the enabling legislation does not exist. But they're wrong.

Documents released through an FOI request have been used to falsely claim the Uluru Statement from the Heart is 26 pages long, not one, and that it contains “hidden” policies such as reparations for First Nations peoples.

The recent release of the royal commission findings into Robodebt has sparked a surge of social media posts claiming that the illegal scheme caused thousands of deaths.

Like the former prime minister, anti-Voice Facebook users are falsely claiming that the National Indigenous Australians Agency provides $30 billion in funding to Indigenous programs.

A viral online video is spreading the false claim that Australians will be asked to vote on a second question in the Voice referendum asking whether Australia should become a republic.