Misinformation about Australia's COVID-19 situation continues to spread online, months after the majority of people left lockdown.

It comes amid growing COVID-19 cases & a record daily figure in NSW.

The tweet, posted by someone with over 11 thousand followers, has received hundreds of likes & retweets.

Australia is back on the global stage - and misinformation is too.

This means he will now be able to play in the Australian Open.

The rumour appears to have spread without a clear origin.

One shopping centre roof collapsed after storms lashed the area.

Authorities say there are no plans to introduce a lockdown.

It's been reported that the tennis star will be deported on a flight tonight.

The announcement was made by the PM at a press conference this evening.

COVID-19 isn't the only thing that spreads - false claims are being shared almost every minute online.

WARNING: Some details in this report may be confronting.

It gives him a 6.6% share of the company.

The state reported more than 18,000 cases overnight - down from yesterday's record.

Multiple conflicting reports have emerged about what led up to the fire.

The announcement from Scott Morrison came after a National Cabinet meeting.

All 15 Republics of the former USSR gained independence in the months following the collapse.

It's not the first time unsubstantiated claims about the PM have spread online.

Hospitalisations in the state have again risen in the past 24 hours.

Germany is one of many European countries facing a surge in Coronavirus cases.