Don't know, vote no?

'Don't know, vote no'?... isn't going to strengthen democracy. 'Don't know, get informed'! is much more likely to fit that bill. If there truly were no details then 'Dont know, vote no.' might be valid, but in this Australian Voice Referendum there is plenty of information available.
Scare campaigns, fear-mongering, and 'angertainment' are nothing new. But in this internet age they're so easily supercharged. Those that seek to create division for profit and power generally try to scare; it's the easiest route to capture your response. We have seen this in the past and no doubt we'll see it again... (see About page). When you get past the fear mongering and division, you often find that there's nothing to be scared of.

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Update: Now it's after the referendum this site will gradually list resources that look at the results, the backflips and the misinformation from the Voice process.

Original Pre-Referendum vote General Resources below:
(free from fearmongering, 'angertainment' and hopefully misinformation)

Did you know it's just fine to lie in political campaigns?

SBS: 'Why is it legal to tell lies..',  a clear article on why it's perfectly legal to tell outright lies in Australian political campaigning and what's being done about it. Something perhaps every Australian should be aware of.
Why is it legal to tell lies during the voice referendum campaign?

The Conversation: 'Coming to terms with the past is more important than ever..' article that talks about how disinformation has become widespread during the referendum.
Coming to terms with the past is more important than ever. 

'Uluru Statement From The Heart'. Here is a nice easy to read PDF. This is at the core of the Voice referendum.
Uluru Statement From The Heart  PDF version. Visit the main uluru statement site here. ulurustatement.org

SBS 'Australia's Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum 2023: Your questions answered'.  A comprehensive resource, lots of info in here with a great contents list that's worth a look at, (inc ones for misinformation and how to spot it), nice and clear with plenty of links to other resources...
Australia's Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum 2023: Your questions answered

ABC: 'What is the Voice to Parliament? When and where to vote. Here's your pocket guide to the referendum', has lots of info including links to the Voice Explainer video.
What is the Voice to Parliament

Briggs - 'Far Enough Vote Yes'. This video comments on how modern media has swamped our headspace with distraction and quick snippets that makes delving into things in detail harder.
Youtube - Briggs - Far Enough - Vote Yes

Guardian: 'Australia's voice debate.. Here are some facts.' Article discussing what the Voice is as well is what it is not and tries to clear up some misinformation.
Australia's voice debate.. Here are some facts

The Australian Human Rights Commission: has a page here, with a summary PDF available.
Australian Human Rights Commission

UNSW Sydney: 'Inform yourself: vote with reason...', well written with some links to legal references with factsheets and resources, discusses the merit of 'Don't know, vote no'.
 Inform Yourself Vote With Reason

About fact checkers..... Various sites refer to 'Fact Checking Services'. I see in this information heavy world with AI systems now creating content, Fact Checking groups/services will become a part of life.

A good fact checking site will be transparent about their funding, present their conclusion and supply the reasoning and resources used. Fearmongers will often attack the organisation if they find they cannot challenge the fact checking report itself, seeking to discredit via unfounded doubt (see lies in political campaigns above).

More being added over time....

It's 2023 and Australia is having a referendum, its quite important.

I've noticed there is a lot of misinformation, fear mongering and 'angertainment' flooding our media..    That's not good for a healthy democracy.

And I get it, it's not easy finding the right page in this busy mixed up passionate world.

This page offers some resources to help with that.