It's from a separate video the minister posted to her personal social media profile in May regarding a Coalition plan to restrict access to welfare programs.An SBS spokesperson also confirmed that the SBS News logo had been misappropriated in the story."As one of Australia's most trusted news organisations, SBS is committed to accurate, independent journalism When we become aware of false content that misuses the SBS brand, we take appropriate action," the spokesperson said.Last month, an Australian content creator sparked backlash over a video that invoked racist stereotypes and included the branding of an SBS current affairs program.In March, a graphic originally published by SBS News about Australian fuel reserves was deceptively edited and published by an Iranian state-aligned news outlet.The 2026 Reuters Digital News report published last month found that misinformation (false or inaccurate information spread by mistake) and disinformation (false information spread deliberately) are causing concern for Australian news consumers.More than three-quarters of Australians surveyed reported they were worried about what is real or fake on the internet."High concern about misinformation and distrust in news, particularly on social media, are strongly associated with higher levels of news avoidance," the report said.The fake O'Neil story was attributed to a "Political Reporter" and did not include the date it was published, which is not how SBS News attributes content