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.

Anti-vaccination campaigners are latching onto a US doctor's claim about myocarditis cases.

A failed NSW election candidate has offered an example of a fact-check you can do at home.

Tanya Plibersek has revived an unproven claim that can be traced back to a 2016 report.

Social media users are claiming the government is back-pedalling on COVID-19 vaccine advice.

Social media users claim the Swedish climate activist is related to the wealthy banking family.

Social media users are using a video of a gas-powered car exploding at a refilling station to claim electric vehicles are dangerous.

It has been claimed that praying for individuals who are conflicted about their gender could soon be outlawed in Australia's two most populous states.

A doctor who promotes a carnivore diet says methane produced by cattle isn't contributing to raising the levels of greenhouse gas emissions.

Cherry-picked dates and distorted images are used to falsely claim that sea levels in San Francisco have been steady for 77 years.

Social media users are calling the legitimacy of the NSW election into question after an official was filmed doing some admin.

Experts have roundly debunked a claim that risk of hospitalisation and death from COVID-19 increases with every vaccine dose.

The latest claim regarding COVID -19 vaccines is that they're not actually vaccines at all.