William Summers

Scammers are using word games and number puzzles with supposed prizes to trick Facebook users into visiting suspicious websites.

Women who don't have a very common tattoo are being targeted by social media users offering them thousands of dollars, but it's too good to be true.

A post shared on social media suggests Australia is one of only four nations to have taken in Palestinians, but immigration data tells a different story.

Experts have said a supposed miracle cure is not only ineffective but also potentially dangerous.

Despite the federal opposition leader's claims, Australia is not the sole outlier among the world's 20 largest economies when it comes to using nuclear energy.

Scammers use AI to fake health endorsements

Sunscreen is shown to reduce the risk of skin cancer but an Australian misinformation spreader claims something very different.

In-law claim about Andrews divorced from the truth

A list of athletes who supposedly died from cardiac arrest since the COVID vaccine rollout began is being widely shared on social media, despite many of the deaths being demonstrably unrelated.

It has been claimed a barbecue shop used a derogatory term to refer to Liberal Party members in a billboard campaign.