According to authorities, the couple provided false information on visa applications, initially arranging a tourist visa rather than a work visa for the 36-year-old woman.

These sophisticated malware variants can secretly take over a victim's device, enabling hackers to conduct surveillance and extract sensitive information without the user’s knowledge.

The woman's relatives had reported concerns about her financial affairs after the man tried to get a copy of her death certificate.

Further inquiries revealed the man had received a number of electronic devices stolen from the airport facility which he then sold, gifted, or kept for personal use.

The investigation began after 24 kilograms of methamphetamine was seized in Australia by Australian Border Force officials, who handed the shipment over to the AFP.

ABF Travel East Commander Rose Cracknell said the volume seized at the border today has stopped hundreds of thousands of individual street deals flooding Sydney’s streets.

The upgrades and equipment will assist with the safe and secure delivery of the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM), which will be hosted in Samoa in October, 2024.

More than 60 RPNGC cadets are scheduled to undertake the training over the next four months with training being delivered in north Queensland and Sydney to enhance their policing and leadership skills.

The AFP seized the drugs, which were hidden in the sliding door panels of vehicles that were destined for New South Wales.

The AFP alleged that passenger was intoxicated at the time of the incident.