Raphael Lataster holds a PhD from the University of Sydney, and occasionally lectures there and at other institutions. His main academic research interests include misinformation, disinformation, and fake news, in Health and Politics.

Raphael has a Bachelor of Pharmacy, a Masters of Applied Finance, and several postgraduate research degrees in the Arts. Initially focussing his academic efforts around misinformation in Religion, Philosophy, History, and Science, he has shifted focus to misinformation in Politics and Health, particularly around COVID-19.

He currently runs Okay Then News, which highlights counter-narrative journal articles and news pieces from mainstream sources.

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