A Facebook video claims that an EV charging station in the Nullarbor is powered by diesel fuel.

With the Pacific nation's election looming, a post misinforms about postal voting application forms.

A social media post misrepresents reporting system data to suggests a sudden increase in stillbirths/miscarriages.

Followers of a freedom group have reacted with horror at the suggestion the army should be brought in to forcibly vaccinate people. But not all is as it seems...

A video circulating on social media wildly misrepresents causes of death of Canadian doctors in an attempt to link the fatalities to the COVID-19 vaccine.

An activist has used Swiss data in an attempt to prove a controversial drug is an effective treatment for COVID.

The federal environment minister says Australia has to do more to reduce the amount of resources the nation uses.

It has been claimed a barbecue shop used a derogatory term to refer to Liberal Party members in a billboard campaign.

A Danish author misinterprets International Energy Agency data to claim most of the world's renewable energy comes from wood.

A group's Instagram meme is spreading misinformation about the supposed sale of body parts from aborted babies.

Social media users have linked the rollout of the COVID vaccine to a supposed 70 per cent fall in births in Australia.

A social media post claims there is secrecy surrounding the contents of Pfizer's COVID vaccine.

Social media posts claim government policy enables school children to undergo medical gender transition treatments without the consent of their parents.

An Instagram post suggests a law making government agencies communicate in plain language rather than bureaucratic gobbledygook will impinge free speech.

A Facebook video alleges one of the biggest companies in the world is behind a review of the COVID pandemic in Australia.

A Facebook video by an Australian political commentator claims the former US vice president acted improperly following the 2020 election.

A wellness influencer says drinking raw cow's milk helped heal her lactose intolerance, but the science doesn't stack up.

A Victorian political candidate says in a video that Daniel Andrews paid himself an extra $50,000 during the COVID lockdowns in Melbourne.

The federal opposition leader gets his dates wrong on when Labor made its pre-election promise on energy bills.

A satirical post was clearly lost on some people, as social media users claimed it was evidence the World Economic Forum is overseeing the state election.