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  • Queensland wastewater drug monitoring findings

    Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission
    The Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission has today released the third report of the National Wastewater Drug Monitoring Program, revealing that Queensland reported the highest MDA consumption levels nationally.

  • Tasmania wastewater drug monitoring findings

    Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission
    The Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission has today released the third report of the National Wastewater Drug Monitoring Program, revealing that Tasmania has reported decreased consumption across numerous monitored substances since August 2016.

  • Victoria wastewater drug monitoring findings

    Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission
    The Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission has today released the third report of the National Wastewater Drug Monitoring Program, revealing that Victoria reported some of the highest heroin and oxycodone consumption levels nationally.

  • Wastewater results show meth use dips in SA

    Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission
    The Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission has today released the fifth report of the National Wastewater Drug Monitoring Program, revealing South Australia reported marked decreases in average methylamphetamine consumption in capital city and regional sites

  • ACT shows high levels of cocaine, heroin and oxycodone use

    Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission
    The fourth report of the National Wastewater Drug Monitoring Program revealed that the Australian Capital Territory reported some of the highest oxycodone, cocaine and heroin consumption levels nationally.

  • Cocaine use in NSW is highest in the country

    Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission
    The fourth report of the National Wastewater Drug Monitoring Program revealed New South Wales reported the highest levels of cocaine consumption in capital city and regional sites nationwide.

  • Meth use on the rise in Queensland

    Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission
    The fourth report of the National Wastewater Drug Monitoring Program revealed methylamphetamine consumption has increased across Queensland.

  • Meth use on the rise in regional Victoria

    Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission
    The fourth report of the National Wastewater Drug Monitoring Program revealed methylamphetamine consumption has increased in regional Victoria.

  • Meth use on the rise in the Northern Territory

    Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission
    The fourth report of the National Wastewater Drug Monitoring Program revealed that average methylamphetamine consumption has increased in the Northern Territory capital city site.

  • Meth use on the rise in WA

    Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission
    The fourth report of the National Wastewater Drug Monitoring Program revealed Western Australia reported some of the highest levels of methylamphetamine consumption in the country.

  • Meth use increasing in regional South Australia

    Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission
    The fourth report of the National Wastewater Drug Monitoring Program revealed that South Australia reported some of the highest methylamphetamine consumption levels nationally.

  • NSW wastewater drug monitoring findings

    Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission
    The Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission has today released the first National Wastewater Drug Monitoring Program Report, with cocaine consumption in New South Wales capital city sites dominating the national landscape for that drug.

  • Victoria wastewater drug monitoring findings

    Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission
    The Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission has today released the second report of the National Wastewater Drug Monitoring Program, revealing cocaine consumption in Victoria increased from August 2016 to February 2017, but methylamphetamine and MDMA consumption was generally beneath the national average.

  • Media statement: Methylamphetamine in Australia

    Methylamphetamine is produced in both crystal and powder form. No other drugs are captured under the definition of methylamphetamine, but it captures all forms of the drug (i.e., base, powder and crystal).

  • World-wide week-of-action targeting money mules

    Australian Border Force, Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission, Australian Federal Police, Australian Transactions and Reporting Analysis Centre (AUSTRAC)
    In support of the European Money Mule week of action, the Australian Federal Police (AFP), Australian Border Force (ABF), Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission (ACIC) and Australian Transaction Reports Analysis Centre (AUSTRAC) conducted intelligence gathering and analysis activities last week (20-24 November).

  • Authorities team up to target SA meth supply and distribution

    Australian Border Force, Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission, Australian Federal Police, Australian Taxation Office, Australian Transactions and Reporting Analysis Centre (AUSTRAC), South Australia Police
    A specialist multi-agency team has been formed to target the supply and distribution of methylamphetamine in South Australia and reduce the illegal drug’s significant and often tragic impact on the state’s community.