Oxytocin is known as the love hormone and a social media post falsely claims that women have a limited supply.

Social media posts are spreading misinformation alleging COVID-19 vaccines increased deaths in New Zealand at an exponential rate.

It has been claimed that there was a depiction of weather manipulation in an episode of the animated sitcom.

A medical doctor and proponent of the carnivore diet has claimed that our ancestors ate exclusively meat.

A post falsely claims that if a toll road operator hasn't provided facilities to collect cash then it's free.

A Facebook video says a scientific facility supercharged the deadly storm which lashed New Zealand.

A Facebook video implies the US Navy is linked to recent earthquakes around the world.

A Facebook post is spreading fake news about vaccination advice in Nordic nations.

A Facebook post says Japan has launched a special probe into millions of fatalities following COVID-19 vaccinations.

A Facebook user has posted videos of mass protests and linked them to the World Economic Forum.

A Facebook post claims research has found COVID mRNA vaccines cause many more cases of myocarditis than the virus itself.

A YouTube video checking the "relentless sea level rise against actual data" omits key information on the Norwegian capital.

A Facebook user has claimed that temperatures in Australia have actually cooled over the last century.

Social posts falsely claim the Church of England has announced a major reworking of scripture.

An image circulating on social media purports to show a government document which allows people to shoot Indigenous Australians.

A Facebook video says Canadian kids as young as 12 can get a medical practitioner to legally end their lives.

Facebook users have been left horrified by a video showing a scientist demonstrating lab-made body parts which can think and move.

Footage of Alan Joyce copping a pie in the face is being presented as a protest against the airline CEO's support of vaccine mandates.

A claim from Turning Point Australia's Climate and Energy Forum overlooks some inconvenient facts.

Premier Dominic Perrottet's much used claim about the state's economy hasn't been true since 2015-16.