A social media post makes the baseless suggested that 80 per cent of positive PCR test results are later proved wrong.

A meme suggests the death toll from child poverty is far greater than from the coronavirus.

The facts surrounding the famed Welsh shipwreck survivors are more a salty old sea tale than the 'strangest coincidence ever recorded'.

WikiLeaks and the former US president have a long and somewhat turbulent history.

The public broadcaster recently changed its online comments policy to crack down on 'harmful' communications.

Getting immunised will not change a person's genes or their DNA.

Time's up for posts with false claims about the prime minister's watch.

The image of a huge crowd in the UK capital has been given another airing to back bogus claims of large-scale public disquiet.

A quote commonly attributed on social media to the emirate's late founder comes from a mishmash of sources, including a science-fiction novel.

The extract has been marketed as a potential cure, but experts say it's ineffective and can cause cyanide poisoning.

A social media video makes a series of claims about Australian data published on adverse reactions - but those claims aren't supported by the data itself.

The long-standing claim is based on a very dubious historical source.

Politicians once had a generous parliamentary entitlement scheme, but the facts are muddled in this much-shared meme.

A social media post claims a mixture from Israel is a 'proven' recipe to kill the coronavirus.

A string of alarmist social media posts claim the tests contain the carcinogen ethylene oxide.

The devastating fires may be over but criticism about how the charity handled donations hasn't been extinguished.

The Pacific island nation has begun its COVID-19 immunisation program as misinformation about the virus spreads.

It pairs a meme including misinformation about Israel's Pfizer rollout to predictions from a dubious source.

Similar suggestions have circulated in Canada and the US - and they've made their way to Australia.

The cartoon sitcom has been credited with some eerily accurate prophecies during its long run on TV.