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AAP FactCheck – Recent US tariffs on steel and aluminium imports were not imposed in response to Australia’s new hate speech laws, despite claims circulating on social media.

A few days before our Tet Festival, the office of Premier Jacinta Allan sent an email inviting the Vietnamese Community in Victoria to visit the State Parliament to discuss with her some of our community activities and our 50th Anniversary Resettlement Program.

AAP FactCheck – Bird flu is not just affecting chickens, despite comments taking wing on social media.

AAP FactCheck – The prime minister has not announced that the eSafety commissioner is trying to take down a video featuring two Sydney nurses over Islamophobia fears, despite claims circulating online.

AAP FactCheck – Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is not “importing” new Labor voters at a rate of more than 500,000 a year, despite claims on social media.

AAP FactCheck – Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ claim that Australian households would be $7200 worse off under the coalition is misleading.

On Sunday 26 January 2025, the Sunshine shopping precinct in Victoria, came to life with their annual Lunar New Year festival.

AAP FactCheck – The Albanese government is misleadingly claiming it introduced three increases to the minimum wage as part of its cost of living measures.

AAP FactCheck – The Marburg virus has been falsely identified as a “snake venom protein” in social media posts warning about a new pandemic.

AAP FactCheck – Elon Musk and Donald Trump Jr have shared a fake video which claims the US government aid agency paid millions of dollars to celebrities to visit Ukraine and promote the popularity of president Volodymyr Zelenskiy.