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.
This is the 16th report in the series.
This is the 17th report in the series.
This is the 18th report in the series.
This is the 15th report in the series.
Drug syndicates using the postal system to import methamphetamine have been put on notice, following a nationwide law enforcement operation targeting the ice supply chain into Australia.
Drug syndicates using the postal system to import methamphetamine have been put on notice, following a nationwide law enforcement operation targeting the ice supply chain into Australia.
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Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission, Australian Federal Police, Australian Transactions and Reporting Analysis Centre (AUSTRAC), Department of Home Affairs
Today, the heads of the Australian Federal Police, Australian Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre, and Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission will come together at the National Press Club to discuss this insidious crime.
The Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission (ACIC) has today released a report showing large seizures of methylamphetamine have a demonstrable impact on consumption in Australia.
Cannabis and methylamphetamine are consumed more than any other illicit drugs in Australia.
Illicit drugs continue to pose a serious and ongoing threat to the Australian community, which emphasises the need for law enforcement and health agencies to work collaboratively to combat both the supply and demand in Australia.
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As the cost of legal tobacco products continues to rise through frequent increases in excise, serious and organised crime groups are taking advantage of the opportunity to make more illicit profits. Organised criminals view the illicit tobacco trade as low-risk and high-reward.
Serious and organised crime groups engaged in illicit drug trafficking and production have no regard for our laws or the harms their trade causes.
This is the 14th report in the series.
Australian Border Force, Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission, Australian Taxation Office, Australian Transactions and Reporting Analysis Centre (AUSTRAC), New South Wales Police Force
Eight men have been charged after detectives investigating terrorism funding uncovered an illicit tobacco importation syndicate operating in Sydney’s south-west.
