In this episode of AFP Federal Agent Leisa James assists the Indonesian National Police in tracking down a boat that has been launched off the coast of Indonesia. The AFP suspects it will be used to send a boatload of asylum seekers to Australia. Meanwhile, on the streets of Sydney, Federal Agent Kevin Mulroney is about to be put through the hardest test of his career. Having just completed Advanced Warrant Training, he will now be driving the lead car in his first high risk arrest of a potentially armed and dangerous suspect.
An Australian Federal Police Parcel Post team has been alerted to a box of children's lollies with a deadly surprise. When a second box is detected by Customs and Border Protection officers, the stakes rise and Federal Agent Matt Murray must quickly try to uncover and disrupt the syndicate behind this operation. Also, the AFP unveils a new weapon in the fight against crime - currency detector dogs. Dog handler Jarrod Cook takes two new dogs through the AFP's first ever currency dog detector test. Do either Labradors have what it takes to become fully operational currency dogs?
We follow two agents as they undertake pre-deployment training in Australia before they head to the Solomon Islands as part of the Regional Assistance Mission (RAMSI). But they are about to find out the island chain is an explosive mixture of ethnic tension and the local football grand final may just provide the spark for a boil over into riots.
AFP investigators have received a tip off that there is an illegal drug laboratory hidden in the suburbs of Sydney. If they are right they could be dealing with a house that could literally explode, putting hundreds of lives at risk. We also follow Federal Agent Morag McGowan who has spent more than a year trying to help rebuild the world's youngest country, Timor-Leste. Today we follow her on her last in the troubled nation. Before she gets on a plane she has to say goodbye to a group of orphans who have become her extended family. She has no idea what sort of surprise they have in store for her.
We follow Federal Agent Joshua Walsh as he aspires to be part of the Close Personal Protection (CPP) team. The CPP are responsible for protecting dignitaries including the Prime Minister of Australia. Joshua has made it through to the final week of the training course, but the trainers are about to turn up the heat. Will he make the cut?
The Battle of the Guadalcanal in the Solomon Islands was one of the defining clashes of World War II. Sixty years on the explosives used in the epic battle are still killing people. In this episode of AFP we follow Federal Agent Dennis Sweeney and his local team as they continue the dangerous task of cleaning up the thousands of ordnance that litter the island. Meanwhile, two Sydney men have been making thousands of dollars selling fraudulent pay television cards. Federal Agent Tim Underhill has picked up the signal and now he's on a mission to shut their operation down.
After a high-risk surveillance operation the AFP intercepts a record 80 kilos of methamphetamine (ice) originally from China before it reaches the streets of Adelaide.
We track Operation Glatton, in which the Australian Federal Police uncover an international child exploitation syndicate in Manila, with the help of the Philippines police, and free a young Filipino girl from danger.
10 years on the untold story of the hunt for the Bali Bombers and the single, tiny clue that led the AFP to a breakthrough and the terrorist mastermind himself.
Columbia is the frontline on the AFPs war on cocaine. An Australian man attempts to internally smuggle cocaine from Colombia to Australia, but the AFP and Colombian police are following his every move.
A multi-million dollar money laundering operation in Sydney is busted by the AFP.
Working with US police, and against the clock, the AFP bust a cocaine smuggling operation from Mexico.
In Operation Glatton, a man is arrested in Australia over child exploitation material. In Operation Dundas, a woman who is the mastermind behind a syndicate creating false passports and sending them back to the Middle East is being hunted.
The inside story of the 2009 bust of a member of the Bra Boys, using an airline catering company to smuggle cocaine into Australia.
AFP officers from the High Tech Crimes unit break open a decade old case involving a Russian child exploitation syndicate and a young girl in danger somewhere in St Petersburg.
August 2009, 13 passengers and crew lost their lives in the mountains of Papua New Guinea when a light plane crashed. This is the story of how the AFP DVI team identify and return all the victims to their grieving families.
