Well-known Australians are purportedly promoting a new investment opportunity in scam videos shared on social media.

Facebook posts appear to show the airport in New Zealand's capital is selling lost luggage at a bargain price.

A social media video purporting to show a Hamas tunnel system in Gaza actually reveals underground passages from another war in a different nation.

A new law has prompted claims on social media that the Anzac Day public holiday is being cancelled in one Australian state.

A video of a mother mourning her dead baby in Gaza is being used to further claims that Palestinians are faking war casualties for the cameras.

Claims more than 1600 scientists have signed an online declaration that there is no climate emergency is simply not true.

A video falsely claims the United Nations has banned civilians from entering Antarctica in order to hide a game-changing secret.

There are claims Japan's infant mortality rate had a massive fall following the cessation of all infant vaccinations in 1994.

A meme shared on Facebook claims there is no proof dinosaurs once roamed the earth.

Footage from the Russian military demonstrating its missile systems is resurfacing as supposed footage from the Middle East.

Social media users have claimed a global body will dictate which vaccinations are needed to travel internationally.

A fatal bombing of a Jehovah's Witnesses meeting in India has nothing to do with the Israel-Hamas war, despite claims spreading among Australia's Indian community.

A viral video claims the NSW state government is censoring freedom of speech by banning a common slogan used at pro-Palestine rallies.

It's claimed a new NAB policy enables the organisation to shut down users' accounts if their social media content differs from the mainstream narrative.

A digitally altered announcement from Health New Zealand claims to reveal several new policies.

It's being claimed the European Union has sensationally declared COVID vaccines were approved illegally. It couldn't be further from the truth...

A video of a man speaking to his mother in hospital is being used to push false claims that Palestinians are faking injuries during the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza.

A decade-old claim about racially-charged Christmas decoration restrictions is recirculating on social media.

Social media footage is being used to claim Hamas militants did not target festival-goers during its attacks on Israel on October 7.

Social media users trying to scam Australians are continuing to use artificial intelligence mockups of prominent figures to confuse and deceive.