Manoa Drollet, the Tahitian surfer pictured in the image, was surfing the Teahupo’o break on the French Polynesian island of Tahiti when his picture was taken by photographer Tim McKenna on July 28, 2006.

A “Least Religious Countries” map in a Facebook post omits China from the countries shaded red.

Professor Peter Whiteford from the Australian National University’s Crawford School of Public Policy told AAP FactCheck the claim “is a longstanding ‘myth’ i.e. there is an element of fact behind it but overall it is not correct”.

AAP FactCheck examined the image and found the original picture dated back to at least March 2012 after conducting a reverse image search.

“Coles and Woolies, they said look we’ll put 10 cents a litre on for the milk and we’ll give it to the dairy farmers. Well I’ve just found out that the dairy farmers get 1.4 cents of that." One Nation leader Pauline Hanson. October 10, 2019.

Variations of the December calendar post claiming different months containing days of the week with five-day combinations have been circulating on the internet and social media since at least 2010. This claimed "phenomenon" was debunked in 2011, 2012, 2015, 2017 and again in 2018.

Mark Twain (1835-1910) was a gifted author, journalist and humourist who is best known for the novels The Adventures of Tom Sawyer in 1876 and Adventures of Huckleberry Finn in 1885. Twain is regarded as one of America's greatest writers.

The age and year of birth post has been circulating on social media since at least 2017, and the key to this claim is simple mathematics.

The next wave of broadband technology is coming to Australia via the 5G network. The term 5G means “fifth generation” mobile network and it is expected “to offer about 10 times the bandwidth of the current 4G networks”, according to consumer comparison and research website Canstar.

In 2017, the Turnbull coalition government proposed a change to Australia’s anti-discrimination laws to replace the words “offend” and “insult” with the term “harass” in section 18C of the Racial Discrimination Act.

Risks associated with sharing holiday pics on social media have been flagged by insurers in the past. In 2016, insurer GIO commissioned a survey of 3,283 Australians and found 50 per cent posted updates to their social media accounts while away on holiday.

“Australians spend twice as much on superannuation fees as we do on electricity - some $30 billion a year.” Labor Assistant Minister for Treasury spokesman Andrew Leigh. September 30, 2019.

In 2009, Japanese researchers Haruyo Iwasawa and Masatoshi Yamazaki published a study on research that examined the effects of bananas on the body’s ability to produce an immune response.

“By 2020 Australia will have overachieved on our Kyoto commitments, reducing our greenhouse gas emissions by 367 million tonnes more than required to meet our 2020 Kyoto target.” Prime Minister Scott Morrison. September 26, 2019.

The purported image of a fighter jet pilot taking the selfie reveals there is no protective canopy over the F-16 fighter jet. Although the canopy on F-16s are transparent, light reflecting on the shield should indicate there is a protective barrier for the pilot but nothing is shown in the photo. The edges around the three following F-16 jets also appear to be blurred.

AAP FactCheck examined the Facebook post from September 5, 2018 and found the issue of hay exports during a drought received coverage in the mainstream Australian media around that period.

Mount Agung, also known as Gunung Agung, meaning ‘Great Mountain’, is a volcano located in northeastern Bali, Indonesia.

AAP FactCheck was unable to find any evidence of a publication titled ‘People with Money’. The ‘People with Money’ magazine cover was traced to a website called “MediaMass”, where the magazine cover image appears as part of an article titled, “Greta Thunberg Highest-Paid Activist in the World”.

A Facebook post purports to show climate activist Greta Thunberg with financier George Soros.

The Facebook post claims the word “shot”, in relation to whisky, comes from the “old west” which was an era generally defined from 1865-1895 and famous for cowboys, lawmen, gunslingers and outlaws.