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In the early 2000s, when I joined the Executive Committee of the Vietnamese Community in Australia, I saw the need to speak up on issues of concern to our community.

AAP FactCheck – The prime minister was standing in front of two Australian flags when he announced the election date, contrary to claims online.

AAP FactCheck – Antiviral drug remdesivir was not found to be “toxic” and “deadly” in a 2019 trial and has not been responsible for a significant number of COVID-19 deaths, despite online claims.

AAP FactCheck – The coalition is misleadingly claiming that Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has said he’s ready to do a deal with the Greens to form a minority government.

The federal election has been announced and is being held on Saturday 3rd May. All Australian citizens aged 18 years and over have the right, and are required by law, to vote in the federal election. You must act now to ensure you are enrolled, and your details are up to date.

AAP FactCheck – A study of the immune patterns in vaccinated people does not show mRNA jabs are giving people AIDS, despite claims online.

AAP FactCheck – The government isn’t planning legislation to draft Australians into the defence force and hasn’t signed anyone up for forced conscription, despite claims on social media.

Victoria’s largest annual celebration of culture and community — Cultural Diversity Week — has culminated in the inaugural Victorian Multicultural Festival, hosted at Grazeland, Spotswood, 21–23 March.

AAP FactCheck – Senior Labor government ministers have falsely accused Peter Dutton of describing indexation of social security payments as “wasteful spending” and of wanting to end the practice.

AAP FactCheck – Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has falsely claimed that interest rates are always lower under the coalition because they manage the economy better than Labor.