A social media post claims to shows a COVID protest when in fact it's a photo of Parisians celebrating the 2018 triumph.

A state health official misspoke during a recent press conference - leading to misleading posts and articles online.

More than 900 items were changed on the Medicare Benefits Schedule from July 1, but the heart scans weren't among them.

Some claim a section dealing with "civil conscription" renders any such move illegal.

The Matildas' rivals New Zealand performed the widely-used anti-racism gesture before their Olympic showdown in Tokyo.

A photo and video claiming to show Cubans protesting against their communist government have gone viral on social media.

A US Supreme Court case has been used to support the suggestion, but the claim relies on several fallacious elements.

It's claimed that a mix of sliced onions and sugar will keep kids out of hospital and safe from the flu.

Social media users are sharing outlandish claims that new rules in the Gallic nation will bar the unvaccinated from buying food.

A social media post showing farmers protesting on tractors wasn't concerned with getting bogged down on the details.

A social media post suggests would-be parents try a long-standing method if they want a boy or girl.

Look up in the sky! Is it a multi-million dollar aircraft? Is it even flying over Sydney? The answer is no in both cases.

A long-range weather forecaster claims the destruction of UK research bases disproves global warming.

Social media users are getting their laces in a knot over a misquote attributed to the Assistant Commissioner.

Social media posts miss the mark factually in an attempt to highlight problems with electric vehicles.

The unsubstantiated predictions of an obscure website have surfaced in blogs and social media posts.

A Nine News item from April 2020 has resurfaced on social media.

The rhizome is commonly used as a folk remedy, but the health claims about ginger in one widely shared meme have little scientific basis.

Social media posts make the bold claim there has never been a virus that mutated to become more lethal.

A social media post has cut key context from the NSW premier's comments about the role face masks play in preventing COVID-19 transmission.