Activists want to arrest a senior Kiwi politician over the death of a man linked to a COVID vaccination, claiming they have the power to detain him.

Scott Morrison's claim ignores the legal reality before the ALP's 2013 amendment.

A Canberra rally was told members of the US military were jailed for 25 years over their anti-vaccination stance.

The mining billionaire's figures fall short for his claim about medics raising objections related to COVID.

A meme claims that stacking a series of Mexican coins on top of one another can recreate the mysterious Aztec calendar.

The false claim is purportedly from the Facebook page of a New Zealand newspaper.

A statement by Scott Morrison that Australia has cut emissions by more than 20 per cent in an effort that matches those in the EU is difficult to reconcile with the official data.

A post misinterprets figures for vaccinated people in NSW hospitals to claim that vaccines don't work.

Mark McGowan overstated the number of people in hospital with the coronavirus across Australia when explaining why he was delaying border reopening.

A meme claims to show a mountain in Asia which resembles the head a giant turtle emerging from the water.

Social media posts says the US spy agency invented the term "conspiracy theorist" to discredit people who believe governments are acting nefariously.

A social media post misrepresents adverse event reports to spread misinformation on the safety of vaccines.

A controversial marine physicist claims the latest data on reef health show the World Heritage-listed site is in no need of saving.

Many ardent fans view the New Zealand prime minister as a superhero, but she's definitely not the $25 million woman.

Posts claim 75 leading world figures face life in prison for crimes against humanity after sentences by an "international court".

A meme claims to answer why American English spellings differ from British English but overlooks US dictionary founder Noah Webster.

Labor's Jim Chalmers drew on some out-of-date information for his comparison of COVID-19 diagnostic costs.

Social media posts falsely claim the New Zealand prime minister has weighed into the Philippines' presidential election campaign.

A New York doctor recycles a debunked claim about vaccines for children.

In a tweet, Malcolm Roberts compared the product information available for potato chips to that provided for COVID-19 vaccines.