A climate denialist trope has reappeared on social media, confusing the rate of human emissions with the amount of CO2 in the atmosphere.

Social media posts claim the greenhouse effect isn't real, saying it would work only if the atmosphere acted like a real greenhouse by stopping convection.

An online society is pushing mysterious cosmic influences as the true cause of climate change.

Russia's ongoing war with Ukraine has led to a resurgence of falsehoods about a 1990 treaty.

Several strands of misinformation have emerged following the Queensland Supreme Court's ruling on certain vaccine mandates.

Claims that Milankovitch cycles - long-term changes in the earth's orbit - contribute to global warming persist in social media despite scientists having dismissed their impact.

An old claim that volcanic activity is causing rapid ice melting in Antarctic glaciers has resurfaced on social media.

It is being falsely claimed that a Baghdad photographer's 2019 work depicts Palestinian crisis actors.

Australian social media users are falsely claiming that the official flag of Palestine once included the Jewish Star of David.

A politician has suggested farming emissions are being overstated in order to benefit "predatory billionaires" and their "laboratory-grown food-like substances".

A claim Microsoft has announced plans to disable the computers of people who spread misinformation is being promoted by a US-based fake news website.

TV news has become the latest subject of deepfakes, with evidence emerging that state-based efforts are making it onto social media platforms.

Australia's population count of 27 million does include most of the 2.7 million visa holders in the country, contrary to a senator's claim.

A series of Facebook accounts are directing cash-strapped Australians to enter usernames and passwords on a fake government sign-in page.

It is being falsely claimed that contrary to scientific consensus, 2023 was actually one of the coldest years on record.

A viral video is throwing shade on smartwatches, claiming they emit radiation levels which can make people ill.

The claim that there has been an unprecedented rise in pilot mayday calls following the COVID-19 vaccine rollout fails to take off.

A self-described cryptocurrency trader who claims to work for respected Fijian organisations is using deceptive and fake images to target potential investors in the Pacific Islands.

It is being falsely claimed that the only person arrested in connection with the Sydney Opera House protest was a man waving an Israeli flag.

Footage posted online claims to show a Hezbollah missile strike on Israel during the current Middle East conflict, but the video was first shared on social media in 2017.