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Two Sydney men guilty in $8.7m gold fraud using international students

Criminals used foreign student identities to buy GST-exempt bullion, which they then melted down and sold as “scrap” gold via shell companies, claiming GST refunds fraudulently.

‘Fantasy’ drug fuels nightmare as record seizures reported on Australian border

The drug is often misused as a party drug or to commit serious crimes such as theft, sexual assault, and drink spiking.

33-year-old man caught on Perth Airport tarmac pleads guilty to trespass

AFP Detective Acting Inspector Aden Jama warned that the presence of unauthorised individuals on airside grounds is both dangerous and illegal.

Californian man charged after 15kg cocaine carry-on bust at Melbourne Airport

Authorities say a search of his black suitcase revealed 12 vacuum-sealed packages weighing a total of 15.3 kilograms, which later tested positive for cocaine.

Across the Pacific and the world, AFP honours the ANZAC legacy

The commemorations span far and wide, involving AFP personnel in 34 countries, with more than 180 officers joining local services and international counterparts.

AFP sting foils online grooming plot by 70-year-old Wollongong man

“Planning or engaging in activities that seek to harm children has no place in Australian society, and this investigation should serve as a warning.”

How fake job ads are scamming Australians out of money—and their identities

These kinds of too-good-to-be-true offers are flooding inboxes, social media feeds, and messaging apps.

Bad behaviour in the air leads to arrests, fines and flight bans, AFP warns Easter travellers

“Don’t ruin your holiday plans because of poor choices—your holiday destination will be much nicer than a police holding cell.”

Sydney teen charged over alleged encrypted murder-for-hire plot

CAAS contract killings involve outsourcing violent crimes to third parties, often facilitated via online platforms and encrypted communication channels.

Perth airport worker charged after allegedly breaching airside security to help family board flight

“If employees enter an airside security zone without permission for personal reasons, they can face prosecution.”

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Indian-origin journalist Harjinder Singh Basiala awarded King’s Service Medal for Punjabi community media work

New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon also congratulated Basiala in an official letter, acknowledging his longstanding commitment to the community.

Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan extends free public transport, slashes fares to half

Under the plan, free trains, trams and buses — originally due to end in April — will now continue until June 1. From that date, fares will be reduced by 50 per cent through to the end of 2026.

PM Modi says opposition “let Indian women down” after quota bill fails in Parliament

The constitutional amendment fell short of the required two-thirds majority, with 298 MPs voting in favour and 230 against, marking a rare legislative setback for the government.
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