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Billion-dollar AFP busts reveal what criminals do with their money

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Luxury property, cars, boats and cash worth $110 million have been seized from the country’s biggest money-laundering ring by Australian Federal Police, bringing the value of assets taken from alleged criminals to more than $1.1 billion in four years.

AFP Commissioner Reece Kershaw will update the results of Operation Avarus-Nightwolf at a press conference in Sydney on Tuesday. The money laundering investigation led to seven members of an alleged organised crime syndicate being charged in October.

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