Today's claim: the Voice will abolish private land ownership and revert it all to native title if the Voice referendum succeeds. This is, of course, simply not true. This is actually a bit of misinformation that predates the Voice by a couple of decades and is just being rehashed to stir up the same old unfounded fear for a fresh new audience that doesn't have the historical context. Don't worry: the Voice will not lead to the end of private land ownership - that'd require the nation to actually want to change it collectively, and the Voice's existence or non-existence is not relevant.

For more detail here's an RMIT FactLab article on this myth: https://www.rmit.edu.au/news/factlab-meta/voice-referendum-will-not-end-private-land-ownership

Additional reliable sources include AAP Fact Check: https://www.aap.com.au/factcheck/

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