There is a "humongous fungus" in Oregon but could it really be the size of a tree?

Does "the most beautiful equation" in physics really describe love?

To understand why these vaccines need to be kept so cold, it's useful to know how they work.

The UN's sustainable development goals have been targeted by 'new world order' conspiracy theorists… again.

The viral video is one of many social media sensations that claim to show prophesies of the COVID-19 outbreak.

Queensland Senator Matt Canavan has questioned the green credentials of battery-powered vehicles.

So-called 'meat analogues' are often touted as a cruelty-free substitute for animal products, but critics say they contain a slew of chemical additives.

The Pacific nation is bracing for the first severe tropical cyclone of the season, however a social media post is adding to the country's anxiety.

Controversial marine physicist Dr Peter Ridd claims the reef is "fine" and environmental concerns are overblown.

He was an inventor known for his work in the field of electricity - but a quote about death is also being linked to the Serbian scientist.

Ayuol Manyok shared a picture of herself in bridal attire on Twitter - and the story went global from there.

A long-running meme claims the island nation is fake - and everyone from the British Empire to pilots are in on the hoax.

Several people died during trials for the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 treatment, but authorities say no deaths were linked to the vaccine.

Imagined links between the vaccine developers, the lab and billionaires Bill Gates and George Soros have circulated online.

Margaret Keenan's image was used in media reports worldwide after she became the first person vaccinated under the UK's inoculation program.

An old edition of the 'Sovereign Independent' newspaper that carries the claim purportedly 'can't be found' any more.

Tech company Scytl has been falsely linked to purported US election fraud alongside suggestions the same could happen in Australia.

A viral post claims federal parliamentarians get generous superannuation benefits which they can cash out as soon as they leave.

An online post suggests that the coronavirus is only a "re-brand" of influenza.

A popular trope suggests almost all patients survive the virus with "not treatment whatsoever".