Various social media posts are claiming Welcome to Country ceremonies are far from an ancient practice.

The false claim comes from footage of chaotic scenes at the activist's rally in Auckland.

A video of polling workers is being used to falsely claim the NSW election was "rigged".

A sneaky piece of digital editing has sought to stir up trouble over the annual Otago Anniversary Day in New Zealand.

A video falsely alleges the banking dynasty owns the Reserve Bank and the Bank of England among many others.

Clive Palmer's claim about hydroxychloroquine and COVID deaths has no basis in reality.

Facebook users have been left irate after confusing a parody post for the musing of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.

Opponents to the proposed voice to parliament are spreading a misleading list around social media.

The premier misleads by claiming mobile phones are banned from all classrooms.

The NSW Labor leader has pointed to an international student assessment scheme to criticise the coalition on education. However, he misses out some crucial information.

Senator Alex Antic's claim falls down with the most cursory research of Aboriginal history.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has been accused of breaching referendum rules.

A social media post misleadingly claims the prime minister opposed Indigenous recognition in a preamble to the Constitution.

Jo Haylen says she never opposed WestConnex but her record in local and state government shows otherwise.

A pro-Putin activist's fan page has falsely claimed pension reform protests were actually fuelled by anti-NATO sentiment.

A US physician has questioned the safety and effectiveness of the widely-administered whooping cough vaccine.

A senator has called into question the democratic mandate provided by the Uluru Statement from the Heart.

A Facebook video has claimed your local council is not actually authorised to act as a third tier of government.

In an attempt to undermine the efficacy of vaccines, the risk of childhood measles has been wildly misrepresented.

Cyclone Gabrielle devastated the North Island in February but it didn't kill hundreds as multiple social posts claim.