A frequent spreader of misinformation has claimed to have unearthed a shocking report detailing the abuse of a three-year-old girl.

A social media post cites a retracted editorial to falsely claim that 5G radiation causes COVID in humans.

A video circulating online supposedly shows a global leader openly discussing experimental gene therapy.

An article from a frequent spreader of misinformation claims the vaccines are leading to a rare medical phenomenon.

Multiple posts falsely claim the Australian Taxation Office has been "illegally" collecting taxes since its formation.

The authors of two studies into bivalent vaccines have hit back at social media posts that twist their findings.

A list of athletes who supposedly died from cardiac arrest since the COVID vaccine rollout began is being widely shared on social media, despite many of the deaths being demonstrably unrelated.

A video has sought to misrepresent a famous speech nearly 62 years on.

A video shows a leading expert on atmospheric gases claiming global warming isn't so bad. But all is not as it seems...

The same quotes have also been attributed to numerous other famous faces including Kate Winslet and Hugh Jackman.

A viral post purporting to show a trend of global cooling uses cherry-picked data, and ignores longer-term climate trends.

A Facebook video claims wearing face masks can lead people to develop a strange skin condition.

A tweet about a study linking gas burners to child asthma has been bizarrely changed to say they cause heart issues.

A Facebook post uses selective short-term data to allege rising carbon dioxide levels are not affecting temperatures.

A widely shared social media post reels off a string of false climate change claims as "facts".

A Facebook post claims changes in the sun's activity are causing climate change and that greenhouse gas emissions have nothing to do with it.

An Instagram post says figures showing a massive spike in heart problems in a UK town is linked to COVID-19 vaccines.

A heavily altered image is being shared on social media to claim Daniel Andrews hung out with Melbourne underworld figures in the 1990s.

A Facebook meme has attempted to cast doubt on Brett Sutton's credentials.

Social media users misrepresent a scientific study in an attempt to disentangle human-led emissions from global warming.