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.

A Facebook user has questioned the integrity of New Zealand's electoral processes by making a false claim about scrutineers.

A social media video claims a 2006 New Zealand law gives the Labour government the ability to call off the election.

Social media posts claim video and photos of streets littered with fish depict an outback Aussie town where the aquatic creatures fell during a rainstorm.

A Facebook video attempts to undermine the upcoming voice vote with a series of claims relating to the running of the referendum.

It is being claimed that there is no turning back if the voice is approved - and that the advisory body could only be made 'stronger'.

Scam adverts promising ridiculously cheap mattresses are likely to cause sleepless nights for anybody tempted to try and buy one.

An Australian politician has shared a tweet about COVID vaccines and pregnancy, but says he has no idea if it is true.

Social media posts claim Linda Burney has spent $490 billion while being in charge of Indigenous affairs for almost two decades.

There are erroneous claims an election technology company is being used to rig the New Zealand general election.

A social media video claims the National Indigenous Australians Agency has been allocated more government funding than Medicare.