A fabricated certificate used to promote a 2008 TV series continues to be shared on social media.

Social media users are sharing a meme claiming no children in Japan are vaccinated for any diseases under the age of two, linking it to low infant mortality rates.

Greens leader Adam Bandt singled out the figure in his criticism of the coalition's funding pledges.

Facebook users are sharing a 14-year-old press release to falsely assert the recent deluges are the result of government-funded cloud seeding.

A Facebook meme has put words into the mouth of the Microsoft co-founder and climate campaigner.

A coalition frontbencher overlooked a number of countries when spruiking Australia's economic performance.

Social media posts claim a series of laws - including bans on horn-honking and waving while behind the wheel - have been rolled out.

A claim that zero trees have been planted from a pledge for a billion by 2030 is not far off the mark.

A prominent campaigner's huge death toll claim comes from a misreading of official data.

A social media post has claimed tennis pros were dropping like flies due to COVID jab related injuries at a top tournament.

Social media users have taken a photo of Lia Thomas and three of her competitors at a US collegiate championship out of context.

Scott Morrison claims Australia is beating many of its peers in reducing greenhouse gases, but his comments have significant flaws.

A social media posts tries to reframe the country's military involvement in the Middle East nearly 20 years ago.

The veteran Queensland MP is calling for children to be given rifles at school, arguing other countries do the same.

A false claim that the NZ government overlooked COVID jab warnings seeks to present conditions placed on the regulatory approval as something they're not.

A blog and social media posts attempt to downplay the efficacy of COVID-19 vaccines by misrepresenting data on fatal cases.

The prime minister's claim about development support is on the money - if you take into account temporary COVID support.

Experts have described a bold claim, purportedly based on university research, as absolute nonsense.

Social media users have attributed COVID claims from far-right nationalist Blair Cottrell to Shane Warne's grieving son, Jackson.

A social media activist ignores demonstrations across the world that denounced the US-led war in 2003.