It's best to trust the advice of experts, rather than a meme comparing the lifespans of people with active pursuits to those linked to junk food, alcohol and cigarettes.

A video of Canadian immunologist Sir John Bell has been shared around the world alongside false claims about COVID-19 vaccines and infertility.

Viral memes suggest a nefarious origin to the drug company's name - but the truth is far more benign.

A meme provides a dubious series of statements it suggest will "help you make a decision".

The Pacific nation is battling a major coronavirus outbreak, however some are still not taking the threat seriously.

An edited video of the US motivational speaker downplaying the impact of the pandemic has been circulating online.

A widely shared meme claims that Australian researchers have uncovered the 'true cause' of the rare condition.

Kiwi activist Billy Te Kahika makes a string of assertions about COVID-19 including a long-running claim about survival rates.

A social media post claims to have proof that giants once roamed the Earth.

A social media video analysing a photo of Daniel Andrews in hospital misinterprets the metadata.

Social media is abuzz with unsourced claims that members of HMAS Sydney were hospitalised after COVID-19 shots.

A video warns of a potentially deadly storm of cytokines' for people who receive the COVID-19 inoculations.

Unverified reports from the US have been seized on in attempts to link COVID-19 vaccines to adverse health events.

Many have claimed the beloved children's author was the latest casualty of so-called cancel culture.

A social media post takes real data out of context to suggest pregnant women shouldn't vaccinate for fear of miscarriage.

A viral image supposedly shows Egypt's archaeological wonder covered in white powder.

It's been the subject of countless memes, which have delighted people around the world, but it's actually a sculpture.

The country is regarded as a wind and solar leader - but there are claims it was forced to turn to fossil fuels due to a cold snap.

The prime minister says the country's greenhouse gas output is at its lowest level since 1998.

Australian senator Gerard Rennick made the claim during his pitch for nuclear power.