The JOCTF worked closely with US Homeland Security Investigations (HSI), leading to the interception of a consignment containing 1.728 tonnes of methamphetamine, 25kg of cocaine, and 5kg of heroin in California before it could leave for Australia.

A bag of the substituted drugs was discovered on a set of scales near a vacuum sealing machine.

The flight was diverted to Melbourne Airport, where AFP officers boarded the plane and removed the passenger, who had been restrained at the rear of the aircraft.

During the search, officers discovered clothing items containing a crystalline substance impregnated into the fabric.

The drugs were removed before the vessel departed Los Angeles for Australia.

The AFP is interested in information about people who may have been asked to take delivery of, or store, a refrigerated industrial container.

Sixteen CCTV cameras now installed across the capital, Apia, provide real-time monitoring, allowing Samoa Police to respond swiftly to criminal activity.

Established in 2004 as the Chequered Ribbon Association, AFP Legacy continues to honour the legacy of fallen AFP officers by providing crucial support to their families.

Police observed the man arriving on an e-scooter, collecting the package, and taking it to a nearby vacant property

The man used petrol and fire starters in an attempt to start the blazes, filming the incidents and accompanying the footage with extremist propaganda in support of Islamic State.