A fake CNBC news report has resulted in dozens of false claims being made about a popular emoji.

A former United Australia Party candidate has repeated false claims that Dominion voting machines were "hacked" and "changed" in the 2020 US presidential election.

A viral post has claimed that a striking-looking robot belted out classic rock hits to an adoring audience.

A British-Australian activist says the new UK Prime Minister has never had a 'real job', only having worked in the unions and the Labour party.

A social media post stating that millions of Aussie children are being removed from their homes each year is the result of a significant mathematical error.

Excess death figures raised in the Australian Senate have been used in a misleading claim about vaccinated people who have been vaccinated against COVID-19.

It is being falsely claimed that a social media post from former NZ prime minister Jacinda Ardern is evidence she had prior knowledge of the Christchurch terror attack.

Experts say "fundamentally flawed" attempts to extrapolate the findings of a Dutch study on pandemic deaths have resulted in "a series of bizarre disconnected claims" about COVID-19 vaccines.

An interview clip featuring Jordan Peterson linking Chinese digital IDs with social credit systems and 15-minute cities is misleading many online.

The conspiracy theory questioning the evidence of the Jewish genocide in WWII has been circulating following court proceedings against Ursula Haverbeck.

Despite the federal opposition leader's claims, Australia is not the sole outlier among the world's 20 largest economies when it comes to using nuclear energy.

An unfounded article headline has sparked false claims on social media that opponents of bird flu vaccines will be detained.

A Facebook post about a stoush between a supermarket giant and an Australian milk producer is misleading social media users.

It's a croc that Robert Irwin was arrested following statements about Australian finance in a television interview.

Social media users are falling fowl of a bogus claim that the World Health Organization is ordering elections to be cancelled because of bird flu.

Claims have misconstrued a government web page which explains how employers and landlords can use companies to check a person's citizenship or immigration documents.

Chicken and eggs are still on the table as fear-mongering about government food rations falls short on facts.

The digital ID bill recently passed by the federal parliament will not affect social media users logging into their accounts, despite online outrage.

Dozens of Facebook and Instagram accounts linked to China that encouraged Sikh protests in Australia have been deleted by social media giant Meta.

Experts have hosed down fears about bird flu outbreaks in Australia and overseas being stoked on social media.