Despite claims on social media, SADS has been studied for decades and is caused by genetic heart problems.

A losing federal election candidate has now claimed political parties are actually illegal.

A former Qantas worker has posted a Facebook video claiming maskless airline passengers have to reach for their protective face coverings once they cross the NSW border.

A shadow assistant minister has made a broad claim on the energy policy of both the Greens and Labor.

An Instagram post claims monkeypox is actually the same viral illness as shingles, which also produces a painful, blistering rash.

Rather than being affected by carbon pollution, a post claims Asia's lofty mountain range is the "biggest emitter of CO2 on the planet".

The new foreign minister's quote overlooks a plunge in coal exports to Asia's energy fortress.

An article shared on Facebook says Australia approved a mass vaccination program involving chemicals being sprayed from planes.

Social media users are sharing a "recent" image of a massive marine mammal swimming under a tiny boat near Vancouver.

Cash is no longer king but goods are not free if a trader refuses currency for payment.

A claim the 1986 film caused a 500 per cent spike in US Navy recruitment has resurfaced on social media.

He may be Australia's dominant media owner but false claims on social media say he's been banned across the Tasman.

The One Nation leader says Scott Morrison will get a big taxpayer-funded windfall each year when he retires.

A Facebook post casts doubt on one of the main indicators of man-made climate change by claiming Arctic sea ice is at a 30-year high.

Ex-senator Rod Culleton claims the governor-general must issue the writs with the Great Seal of the Commonwealth.

The One Nation MP says 13,699 NSW teachers can't work due to their inadequate COVID-19 vaccination status.

A 'futurist' claims the sun is losing power leading to a trend of falling temperatures on earth.

A Facebook post says increasing numbers of ocean vessels could be partly to blame for rising seas

Matt Canavan pins the price spike to 'our obsession to shut down coal-fired power'.

A Facebook post claims rising ocean temperatures are actually a good thing for coral cover worldwide.