Images purportedly showing Australia's Prime Minister meeting the North Korean leader were manufactured by AI assistant Grok.

Trump appointee Robert F Kennedy Jr has been falsely linked to a multitude of food bans and dodgy diet trends on social media.

Claims that Mercury, Venus and Saturn aligned above the famous Pyramids of Giza in November 2024 recycle a decade-old conspiracy theory.

Strange explosions over Los Angeles were loud and dramatic – but they were part of an art installation, not weather manipulation.

Information circulating online falsely claims a range of viruses have been patented which means they were made by humans in a lab, but the basic facts are wrong.

AI has been used to produce fake videos of Donald Trump promising huge returns for investing in his 'Golden Eagles' scheme.

A four-year-old video is being used to falsely claim the head of one of the world's major COVID-19 vaccine developers never got the jab.

Hundreds of AI-generated images of the tech tycoon are being posted to social media, but commenting on the posts could make you a target for scammers.

An urban myth that Russians aren't allowed to have microwave ovens has resurfaced online more than 25 years after the rumour began.

A baseless article claiming global leaders have signed a World Economic Forum treaty to reduce elderly populations is circulating on social media.

The only thing "spreading like wildfire" is the unfounded claim that "turbo cancers" linked to COVID-19 vaccines are about to cause two billion deaths worldwide.

Social media posts are fuelling unfounded fears that a mystery disease may be on the loose after a laboratory was unable to account for missing vials.

Social media users are wrongly linking the HAARP research facility to a deadly earthquake in Vanuatu.

Posts online claim the World Economic Forum knows about a 'Disease X', but they fail to mention the term is just a generic placeholder name for as yet unknown future pathogens.

China's pollution problems are not the sole target of Australia's contribution to an international climate change fund, despite misleading claims online.

Selective cropping misrepresents comments made by Mr Gates in a viral video being shared online.

A manipulated video shared by a US-based pro-Russia commentator falsely claims one million Ukrainian soldiers have died in the ongoing conflict.

The evidence shows it's time to moove on from unfounded claims about a methane-busting cattle feed additive.

Social media posts are spreading a fabricated headline after Mangione was charged with killing UnitedHealthcare chief executive Brian Thompson.

Social media users have scored an own goal by repeating a satirical claim about a ban on Pride flags at an international football competition as fact.