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Police investigate positive rapid antigen test sale offer
Sale of positive tests on social media, to enable a break from work, under investigation.
Sale of positive tests on social media, to enable a break from work, under investigation.
It might be time for parents to create a TikTok account - here's why.
A researcher watched in awe as misinformation overwhelmed mainstream truth-based channels.
One day a couple match on a dating app, the next, they're flying to Thailand.
Facebook post offers four positive test results to be used to get time off work.
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Epidemiologist told you can't "educate women". This is how she beats the trolls.
"Anti-vaxxers are already signing his death certificate. It's shameful and disgusting."
Clips of NZ students depriving themselves of oxygen have been appearing online.
The woman wasn't feeling well, so asked him to reschedule – his reply left her stunned.
$200,000 has been spent on "social listening" reports the Government won't release.
Bonnie McFarlane upsets Britney fans, implying she should still be under conservatorship.
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Intelligence analysts detail 'extremist' threat inside 'peaceful' anti-vax movement.
Tinfoil hats are in use at the Parliament camp amid claims of a Government radiation plot.
March 15 gunman wants coronial inquiry to correct 'factual inaccuracies'.
The reporter was filming a segment when he was interrupted by an unexpected guest.
Muslim community leaders beg Coroner to delve into online radicalisation.
In his latest Instagram tirade, Ye lashes out at Kris Jenner's boyfriend, Corey Gamble.
Structure sparked anger online, along with graffiti scrawled across memorial to war dead.
New York Times: Their daughter's online venture plunged a Florida family into a nightmare.
Reporters have been abused and threatened at the anti-mandate protests.
A confusing sign at an Aussie Bunnings store has left shoppers in stitches.
Analysis: David Fisher says distancing and mocking protesters is counter-productive.
One person simply asked if it was a 'joke' while another said 'read the room'.
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Todd has apologised after a video showed him whipping a horse with a branch ten times.
A rallying voice at Parliament's protest is linked to a global network of misinformation.
Media such as news.com.au and the New York Times referred to the protest as "copycat".
Owner said the business was 'deeply upset' the pages had caused a reaction.