The 2022 Federal Election is set to be held in either March or May.

The state today recorded 15,091 new COVID-19 cases & 24 deaths.

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.

The rumour appears to have spread without a clear origin.

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

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.

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.

Misinformation continues to spread about COVID-19 & vaccines, almost 2 years into the pandemic.

The headline has been shared by several large accounts on social media.

The Australian Electoral Commision has now responded to the claim.

Multiple images of previous jumping castle incidents have been used instead of real ones taken recently.

The reason for the supposed sharp rise actually has a simple explanation.

The Prime Minister was reportedly known as 'Scotty Mo' in High School.

Australian authorities have been in the international spotlight in recent months over COVID-19 restrictions.

It comes as the trial of Epstein's former associate, Ghislaine Maxwell, gets underway.