Myths about the Anzacs and the flags they fought under are continuing to spread online.

Misinformation has been rife following the fatal helicopter crash involving Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi.

A clip of men writhing on the ground while covered in what looks like blood is being used in false assertions about war casualties in Gaza.

Suggestions that the recent Aurora Australis and Borealis displays seen across the world were man-made are pie in the sky.

Artificial intelligence (AI) technology is putting words into the mouths of prominent Australians, making it seem as if they're promoting questionable health treatments.

Social media posts are falsely lamenting TikTok's death in Australia in the aftermath of events at home and abroad.

Carbon dioxide levels have increased since the 19th century, despite what is being claimed on social media.

Changes to Airbnb's policies are being misrepresented, fuelling wild speculation online about travel restrictions returning.

A bogus tabloid article about a fabricated piece of legislation is the latest false claim to circulate concerning the 2001 terror attack.

A viral post claims New Zealand is bringing in a financial scheme similar to one in China which allegedly punishes people who have low 'social credit' scores.

An unlikely cause of April's deadly storms in Dubai is being put forward by social media users.

Claims of a state premier's announcement about tax breaks for Indigenous people crumble on closer inspection.

People are once more being duped by a pretend social media account claiming Australian leader Anthony Albanese labelled free speech "dangerous".

A bizarre online conspiracy says many ornate Australian buildings were constructed by a now-destroyed advanced empire called Tartaria.

A mocked-up magazine cover proclaiming Iran's Supreme Leader the most powerful man in the world is fooling social media users.

Claims of a sinister plot to slash the number of humans are nothing but conspiratorial codswallop.

A mistruth frequently aired during last year's voice referendum campaign is being shared once again.

A US naturopath claims COVID-19 death statistics are over-inflated because the process for reporting causes of death was changed exclusively for the pandemic.

Spellbinding claims are being made about a giant hooded figure that appeared at the 2012 Olympics opening ceremony.

A viral post says Japan is going to ban 'tainted' blood from vaccinated donors, but the claims emanate from a misinformation website.