A video has been edited to show a 19-year-old being able to buy her own home with earnings from an "investment platform".

A New Zealand group's Facebook post claims that camps were created to contain the unvaccinated population during the COVID-19 pandemic.

A post from a "motivational health speaker" claims radiation from the sun doesn't cause skin cancer.

A post relies on some questionable calculations to suggest humans are being unfairly blamed for the planet's rapid warming.

Facebook users are claiming the country's attorney-general paid a secret visit to a ballot paper printing facility just weeks out from the election.

A Facebook video takes a wrong turn in advising on a legal loophole for drivers.

A video has been edited to show a Perth-based electrician winning $1 million through a gambling app.

A post claims an agreement to prevent and reduce disaster risk allowed testing processes for COVID vaccines to be bypassed.

A Facebook post claims the Pacific nation's most recent two general elections have used electronic vote counting machines.

Dominic Perrottet's long-running global construction boast doesn't have conclusive data to support it.

A former MP has suggested there could be a link between a controversial incident at the CCCP's recent congress and the death of a former leader. But there's just one problem...

A Facebook user claims Australia has committed $2 trillion per year to an international climate fund - more than the country's annual GDP.

A Facebook user has sought to dig up an old theory that Maori were not the first people to settle in NZ.

A post claims parents who urge caution to children who are questioning their gender or sexuality will be deemed to have broken the law under a proposal.

A social media post conflates urban tree loss with how global temperatures are measured.

With Fijians set to go to the polls, an article has emerged claiming an Islamabad-based company conducted the Pacific nation's previous election.

A US-based social media channel has sought to warn its followers of a "really troubling" development in New Zealand.

A string of social media posts claim water vapour is responsible for rising global temperatures.

A viral video claims to be of a huge protest held on November 15. But all is not as it seems...

A well-known spreader of misinformation has sent pet lovers into a frenzy by claiming a mass cull has been proposed.