This is not the first time that Bradfield's complex hydraulic plan has been drawn into the political debate; that the scheme could ensure water security is a myth that refuses to die.
Joel Fitzgibbon's claim doesn't stack up.
Is Scott Morrison's claim that his new ministry fields the greatest number of women of any government true?
Was Greens MP Adam Bandt correct when he tweeted that one in four people living in poverty work full time?
Richard Di Natale's claim ignores ongoing spending on climate change.
It's now become an official "Fact Check Zombie", a misleading claim that refuses to die.
Josh Frydenberg told the ABC's Q&A that the minimum wage has been growing at a faster rate than inflation and the average wage. Is he correct?
Both Scott Morrison and Bill Shorten made some bold claims during the most recent leaders' debate. So, which ones actually check out?
Bill Shorten claims the Coalition threatens the "tradie nation". Is he correct?
Was Attorney-General Christian Porter right when he said the Coalition "twice tried to pass increased penalties and mandatory minimum penalties for gun traffickers", but these were opposed by Labor?
