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An animated cartoon posted by One Nation leader Pauline Hanson is removed from multiple social media platforms after it was flagged for spreading false claims about election fraud in Australia.

Alpaca breeders warn of online scammers leaving would-be purchasers hundreds of dollars out of pocket, and warn how to spot a scam.

Despite four deaths in two years of the Targa Tasmania event, racers are adamant it should continue and not be downgraded to a non-competitive tour — with one saying "it's not how we are wired".

Among the scathing findings of an investigation launched after the police killing of George Floyd is that the Minneapolis Police Department used covert or fake social media accounts to target Black activists and organizations

Many of these firms like Google, Amazon, Facebook and Twitter are facing Competition Commission probe

Despite what AFL legend Matthew Lloyd has claimed, there is no evidence to suggest heart issues "have gone through the roof" as a result of COVID-19 vaccines.

Apple and Amazon shares tumble in after-hours trade as they warn of inflation and supply constraints, while Australian shares follow Wall Street higher as investors shrug off downbeat GDP figures in the United States.

Shares of Comcast fell as much as 8% in morning trading, before closing down just over 6% at $41.70, after the Philadelphia-based media giant reported a slowdown in new subscribers, as it spends more to lure them.

Aldi shoppers have taken to a Facebook group to share their special buy bargain and this time it's a very handy portable blender allowing customers to save £15.

In honor of the NFL Draft, which kicks off Thursday, CNBC holds an annual Stock Draft featuring stock picks from market professionals, athletes, celebrities and even social media influencers. The goal is to select stocks that will outperform and record the largest percentage gains between now and the Super Bowl.

Major indexes clawed back some of the stinging losses from tech sell-off on Thursday