A failed candidate's assertion about the federal election is just plain wrong.

A meme falsely claims the New Zealand prime minister plagiarised part of her speech to Harvard University.

A Facebook video claims English speakers use more brainpower than people using "blunt" languages.

A post has claimed Woolworths went cashless following Anthony Albanese's election win.

A social media video misleads on how voting preferences are counted on election night.

The mining magnate says hydrogen made from fossil fuels is highly polluting and dangerous to humanity.

A social media video claims that the writ to hold the federal election was not issued properly.

Social media posts are recommending a blend of boiled onion and lemon juice as a natural "remedy".

A social media post says most of the 50 million deaths a century ago can be blamed on face masks.

A claim rising carbon dioxide levels are minuscule is based on a flimsy understanding of how to calculate percentage increases.

A post claims new research proves COVID-19 vaccines raise the risk of heart attacks for young people.

Scott Morrison has attempted to play down fears over his super-for-housing scheme.

Josh Frydenberg claims government plans helped drive tens of billions of dollars in investment in the sector.

Long-running but false claims that David Littleproud spent $22,000 of taxpayers' money on a 84km trip have resurfaced.

A post claims proposed amendments would give the UN health agency power over governments to impose lockdowns.

An Australian man's TikTok video claims jars of the famous confectionary spread conceal a secret implement.

The PM's earnings as an MP and minister have been put in the spotlight amid an election focus on low wage growth.

The Greens leader makes the assertion while pointing to the coalition and Labor's support of tax system changes.

It's said that nothing is certain in life except death and taxes but a meme's lengthy list of Australian taxes is filled with uncertainty.

A Liberal MP's attack on Zali Steggall's proposed bill glosses over some important details.