Facebook videos from an anti-vaccination group say doctors can face legal action if someone has suffered side effects from a COVID-19 vaccine.

Ian Plimer suggests Australia is in the clear as the nation has already reached net zero emissions.

Matt Canavan claims Australia is now "very isolated" in its abortion laws following the US Supreme Court's overturning of Roe v Wade.

A patent application is being misused to spread a wild conspiracy theory the tests were invented years ahead of the pandemic.

There are fears misinformation around voting processes and the common roll could lead to disorder in the Pacific island election.

Labor's climate change minister has savaged the previous government after Australia's greenhouse gas emissions rose last year.

A video on Instagram purports to show a strange underground chamber hidden beneath a remote island off the Australian coast.

A farming group has criticised a proposed emissions tax, claiming agriculture is the only industry to actively remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.

A humourous article about Australia is still being attributed to the Hitchhiker's Guide author 22 years after he stated he didn't write it.

Social media posts are using an article on an anti-vaccination website to allege COVID-19 jabs are responsible for 125 child deaths in America.

A substance called monatomic gold or white gold powder is being spruiked on social media as a way to increase your brain power.

The new Labor government is under fire over its enhanced commitment towards Australia's obligations on a key global climate treaty.

A picture taken two decades ago in South Africa is being used online to claim giant pythons are eating sheep on Australian farms.

An Australian climate sceptics group is using a pro-nuclear energy campaigner's tweet to claim Germany is wasting billions of dollars on renewables.

Social media posts claim the toy-maker's Everyone is Awesome set has generated the worst sales in the iconic firm's 90-year history.

Media bosses must prove the majority of their content is accurate or face being classed as a magazine, according to a meme.

An uplifting Facebook post recounts the famous physicist making a basic error in front of his student to teach them a life lesson.

An Instagram post claims the bacteria associated with sore throats is the culprit for coeliac disease.

A post purporting to feature State of Origin coach Billy Slater and Queensland star Harry Grant has been circulating in Papua New Guinea.

A post showing a graph claiming to be Germany's current energy mix fails to account for the bigger picture.