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Travellers caught with 70,000 undeclared cigarettes deported home

Authorities estimate the avoided taxes would have exceeded $940,000.

Commissioner Kershaw warns of international links and youth radicalisation in antisemitic crimes

The AFP is working closely with international partners, including the Five Eyes alliance, and collaborating with state and territory police forces across Australia.

Albanese government faces diplomatic Challenges with Trump’s controversial policies

"I have a job to do here in Washington, and that is to advocate for Australia’s interests, our security interests and our economic interests."

Monika Singh, Davendar Deo and Srinivas Naidu Chamakuri convicted for $21m bank fraud attempt

The scheme involved the use of fraudulent internal bank vouchers to withdraw money.

Allegedly intoxicated man faces court for Brisbane to Perth flight turnaround

“Bad behaviour on planes or in terminals is not only disrespectful to passengers and airline staff, it can pose safety risks.”

46-year-old man to face court over alleged threatening emails to MP

If convicted, he could face a maximum penalty of five years in prison.

Israel government approves ceasefire and hostage release deal with Hamas

The agreement also outlines the release of Palestinian prisoners, including security prisoners, which has sparked debate within Israel.

Police seek Indian man in alleged nightclub indecent assault investigation

At the time, he was reportedly wearing a white linen button-up shirt and gold hoop earrings.

YUWA DIWAS 2025: Celebrating the Vibrancy of Youth in Australia

“The youth we honour today are more than just talented; they are committed to making a difference in our communities"

Sydney man charged over posting death threats to Jewish organisation

Following a search warrant at the man’s Blacktown home, AFP officers seized electronic devices and documents.

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ISIS claims deadly Islamabad bombing amid warnings of extremist blowback

Repeated international warnings that the direct or indirect cultivation of extremist networks — whether for global jihad or against neighbouring India or Afghanistan — would ultimately prove self-destructive for Pakistan are now playing out.

Foreign fishing boats torched as Australia sends hardline border warning

The Border Force says the action reflects a broader surge in enforcement across northern Australia, confirming a 40 per cent increase in the destruction of seized vessels this financial year compared with the same period last year.

School breaks make up more than an hour of the day. Should they be considered part of learning?

Recess and lunch are generally regarded as “breaks” from learning – where children can play or have free time.
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