Last Friday, five people were arrested following a major police operation we were involved with along with Victoria Police and NSW Police. Now in its second year, Operation Tribus focuses on reducing road trauma by targeting dangerous driving behaviours spanning across interstate borders. During a Op Tribus 24-hour day of action, police detected two alcohol affected drivers and three drug affected drivers, after conducting more than 3200 Preliminary Breath Tests (PBT) and more than 90 Preliminar

Western Australia Police Force have released explosive footage of a cache of seized weapons being destroyed. The news comes as the state's Police Minister Paul Papalia announced new police powers to go after bikies and their guns, in a crackdown on organised crime. Legislation was set to be introduced to WA Parliament today that was designed to crack down on organised criminals. The bill includes Firearm Prohibition Orders (FPO) which will allow authorities to ban anyone reasonably suspected of

⚠️ Content warning. Two brothers from Central Queensland have been charged with child abuse material offences. The AFP began an investigation after the AFP-led Australian Centre to Counter Child Exploitation (ACCCE) received a report from the United States National Center for Missing & Exploited Children about an online user uploading child abuse material on social media platforms. AFP investigators allegedly linked the Gladstone men, aged 26 and 19, to the illegal online activity. A search warr

The AFP has charged a western Sydney man, 34, for allegedly sending about $650,000 to Iranian banks in contravention of Australian Government sanctions. The man, a director of an Auburn registered remittance company, allegedly processed 543 international currency transfers, totalling $649,308, to sanctioned banks in Iran during a 12-month period. AUSTRAC has also suspended the company’s remittance registration for one year. Registered money remitters are legitimate businesses which can facilitat