It is being claimed that voters won't be mailed information pamphlets ahead of the voice to parliament referendum.

The posts offer super cheap bargains on high-end items such as coffee machines and barbecues in an attempt to dupe Facebook users.

A climate change sceptic ignores mountains of evidence in an attempt to claim the Antarctic ice sheet is growing.

A shoddily altered photo of a pro-voice rally is misleading some social media users into thinking two prominent politicians are opposing the voice to parliament.

It is being falsely claimed a celebrated vaccine actually has disastrous consequences for young women.

Dog lovers are being targeted on Facebook in a coordinated scam spanning several continents.

An email warning of a 'bombshell' revelation has omitted some vitally important context.

A failed legislative bill from 2021 is being falsely held up as law by social media users.

Social media is lighting up with anger over a NZ student's supposed expulsion for preaching from the Bible.

The history of New Zealand's Waitangi Tribunal is a cautionary tale for Australia, critics of the proposed Indigenous voice claim.

It has been claimed hundreds of thousands of medical professionals have been issued advice on how to vaccinate children without parental consent.

Opponents of the proposed Indigenous voice to parliament say it will lead to High Court challenges to change laws.

A meme falsely claims New Zealand's minimum wage for immigrants is $29.66 while Kiwi residents receive only $22.70.

It is being falsely claimed that Jacinda Ardern is set to join the speaking tour gravy train.

Social media posts claim a scientific rule discovered in the 1800s proves global warming is a myth.

A Facebook post says a former federal court justice is worried about an alleged action plan linked to the voice to parliament.

Social media posts claim notes allegedly found in a cafe show a federal Indigenous agency has big plans if the voice referendum is successful.

Social media posts claim newly released Pfizer documents prove its COVID-19 vaccine contains a potentially harmful ingredient.

A former Australian politician claims video aired on Fox News resulted in a colourful figure from the US Capitol riots being freed from jail.

The supposed court testimony of an infectious diseases expert is once again being shared. But it is still false.