US EditionWellness blogger Belle Gibson lied about having cancer. Years later, Australia is still chasing her
- Belle Gibson falsely claimed to have cancer for over five years while promoting natural healing on social media, leading to significant fame and the launch of a wellness app.
- The Federal Court in Melbourne fined Gibson 410,000 Australian dollars for misleading conduct and failing to donate proceeds to charity, as found by Justice Debra Mortimer.
- Gibson's story has renewed outrage in Australia about the unresolved issue of her unpaid fines, attracting criticism from various individuals, including Victoria's Premier Jacinta Allan.
- Authorities are still pursuing Gibson for debt recovery, highlighting the impact of her actions on public trust in health claims shared on social media.
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