A disinformation website has published another baseless conspiracy theory about the World Economic Forum, this time related to Australian bank closures.

An Australian TikTok user claims to have discovered a secret underground network hidden beneath shopping centres and landmarks in NSW.

The removal of collectable biscuit tins has triggered half-baked claims Woolworths has stopped supporting Anzac Day and veterans' charities.

A self-described financial trader is asking New Zealanders to trust in her to invest their money.

Bank notifications are being faked in an attempt to lure Australians and New Zealanders into handing over their money online.

A claimed US crypto trader is using fake testimonies with pretend profits to attract new clients.

Fake bank alerts are being used to promote a supposed gun financial trader to Australian and New Zealand social media users.

A video supposedly showing US and German troops massing near Ukraine doesn't stand up to scrutiny.

A redacted report from the US Centers for Disease Control is not a smoking gun linking myocarditis to COVID vaccines.

Anxious social media users sharing an AI-generated image are convinced McDonald's has released a "demonic" Happy Meal for children.

Social media claims seek - without evidence - to portray a global conspiracy that ties the creation of Israel to the Rothschild banking family.

A Facebook video claims Labor's flagship National Reconstruction Fund has been scrapped, less than a year after it was created.

Social media posts claim Japan has banned COVID-19 shots because of soaring sudden deaths, but there's no evidence to support either assertion.

Photos of female swimmers supposedly making a statement on transgender athletes are winning praise on social media despite the images having an obvious problem.

Social media has been flooded with false claims about the supposed dangers of COVID-19 vaccines following a massive global study.

A study comparing tyre wear and exhaust emissions in petrol-powered cars has been misrepresented with claims it showed higher emissions for electric vehicles.

Video and images of New Zealand's prime minister are being deceitfully used to make it appear as if he is endorsing a digital trading platform.

Social media users are falsely claiming Israel's first prime minister said terror, assassination and intimidation must be used to rid the country of its Arab population.

A journalist's essay about her diagnosis of a rare kind of cancer is being sickly distorted by anti-vaccine activists.

A self-styled "income acceleration coach" claims climate activists are being handed tens of billions of dollars of taxpayer money.