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Fake news and deepfakes about flydubai flight spreading online (opens the original)
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In the hours since the mid-air incident aboard flydubai flight FZ1073, false information and fake video have been circulating widely on social media. In the modern news environment, major events can often be targets for people wanting to spread false narratives or "go viral" with dramatic — and bogus — details. Add in the tense geopolitics of the regions involved in this particular incident and you have all the ingredients required for a misinformation perfect storm. ABC NEWS Verify has examined
The High Court may be about to let Neo-Nazis form a racist political party (opens the original)
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Several legal experts believe there is a significant prospect that the federal government's ban on Neo-Nazi group White Australia may be overturned by the High Court. The group, also known as the National Socialist Network, had been planning to launch a political party when it was outlawed in May by the government under new hate speech laws The matter is set to be heard in the High Court on September 8 and 9, with judgment not expected for several weeks or months. Some of Australia's leading leg
Facebook pays controversial creators to produce rage-bait content (opens the original)
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An ABC NEWS Verify investigation has found Facebook's parent company, Meta, is directly paying several controversial content creators including a white nationalist with Neo-Nazi links and a prominent anti-vaxxer. Content produced by these creators appears to be, at times, in direct violation of Facebook's own policies around content monetisation. Meta would not comment directly on the pages, but said it had "clear policies in place which anyone using our monetisation tools must comply with" and
Conspiracy theories about AusAlert test spreading online (opens the original)
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The upcoming test of Australia's new national mobile alert system has led to false claims and conspiracy theories being spread online. The AusAlert system works by broadcasting a 10-second siren and message to compatible mobile devices including mobile phones, some smartwatches and tablets. A planned test of the system will occur nationally on Monday, July 27, at 2pm AEST. Some Australians have been discussing everything from whether the government is using the system to secretly track them, to
The former cocaine-dealing Sydney socialite linked to a far-right news site (opens the original)
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One News Australia claims to be an independent "right of centre" media outlet, covering "breaking news, global affairs, politics, finance, health and AI". "We are proudly independent and 100% Australian owned. We are funded by our readers, not by political parties, governments, or undisclosed backers. We have no formal, financial, or organisational ties to any political party, and our editorial choices are entirely our own," its website states. But an ABC NEWS Verify investigation into Australia
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