August 14, 2026 — 3:49pm
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Two criminal networks that allegedly enjoyed inside access to businesses at Australia’s border have been crushed after ferrying in at least $80 million of vapes and illicit tobacco allegedly uncovered in raids in three states.
Seven ‘trusted insiders’ who allegedly exploited their positions at freight forwarders and mounted warehouses to smuggle illicit products into the country were arrested by multi-agency strike team (MAST) detectives from NSW and federal law enforcement agencies in the past days and weeks…
Read the full article at SMH.COM.AU





