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Bark-Tech Boom: AFP’s canines lead the charge in fighting crime

The talented dogs have attended more than 70 search warrants in 2024, sniffing out mobile phones, sim cards, USBs, laptops, and digital cameras, which were often hidden in obscure places.

Man charged for alleged 100kg meth import hidden in sandals

"That’s $92 million worth of this insidious drug that won’t end up on our streets."

AFP Commissioner Reece Kershaw reappointed until 2026

Commissioner Kershaw, who assumed office in October 2019, brings a wealth of experience, having previously served as the Northern Territory Police Commissioner and chief executive of Fire and Emergency Services.

AFP helps ransomware extortion victims in global operation against LockBit

The AFP is working with state and territory police to work through the 119 reports of crime involving Australian businesses and individuals who were targeted by LockBit.

Property bought in regional Victoria with fraudulent funds seized by authorities

The individual responsible for the purchase, a 31-year-old man, had been sentenced to imprisonment in August 2023 for his involvement in an $800,000 GST fraud scheme.

Chicken Caper: Queensland man charged with allegedly trafficking 120kg of cocaine from Victoria to NSW

The defendant faces a grave charge of trafficking in commercial quantities of controlled drugs, as outlined in sections 302.2(1) and 11.2(1) of the Criminal Code 1995 (Cth), with a maximum penalty of life imprisonment looming over him.

New AFP recruits ready to serve and protect across Australia

Additionally, 20 recruits from the Protective Service Officer (PSO) Program are poised to serve in various locations across the nation.

High-visibility disruption operation puts trusted insiders on notice at Sydney Airport

More than 200 crew members from various airlines were subject to a baggage examination, with many more subject to Detector Dog Unit (DDU) screening and additional baggage x-rays.

Global sting sees Australian offenders arrested for cybercrime and phishing attacks

“Cybercrimes such as phishing may be borderless and virtual in nature, but their impact on victims is real and can be devastating."

Australia flooded by North American-produced meth

North American-produced meth, from countries such as Mexico, United States and Canada, made up 16.7 tonnes of the meth seized.

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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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