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".

A meme credits the amber liquid with everything from preventing cancer to delaying ageing.

A meme has recirculated a long-standing claim about the fast food giant's use of beef treated with ammonium hydroxide.

An activist social media page claims such bans would be "disability discrimination".

The Australian prime minister was one of several world leaders to congratulate the Democrat on his US election win.

The Danish research has been seized on as strong evidence against mask-wearing.

An unnamed nurse has been credited with discovering the easy way to remove ticks - but experts advise against following such "folk remedies'.

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has been accused of "destroying the health system" in one online post.

Wives traditionally asked their husbands to pardon their mistakes of the past year, according to internet folklore.

Some social media users are worried the Biosecurity Act could be used to enforce vaccinations.

Speculation that a Chinese man, Li Ching Yuen, lived for 256 years continues to have viral appeal on social media.

It's not the first time that comments shared on social media have falsely been credited to the Hollywood star.

Claims that the head of the Catholic Church has cancelled the Bible have resurfaced on social media.

Claims of a global conspiracy to ban home-grown food in the country are circulating among social media users.

A widely shared video claims the SARS-CoV-2 virus has never been isolated in a lab.

Opponents of the technology claim Australia has some of the world's weakest standards for electromagnetic radiation.

Posts on social media claim to have uncovered a secret being withheld from the public.