A company run by Jack Ta,who boasted of “cosy” dinners with former Home Affairs minister Peter Dutton,has been used by more than a dozen drug offenders to remain in Australia on bogus asylum seeker claims.
A court case in South America has revealed how women are smuggled into Australia as part of an elaborate international sex-trafficking ring.
More than a dozen education providers have been identified as allegedly “corrupt” by investigators probing the sex industry.
The company got a green light to move money into and out of Australia despite intelligence warnings and the prosecution of a related business in New Zealand.
Undercover recordings expose flaws in the immigration system despite years of warnings to the federal government.
Binjun Xie,the alleged boss of a human trafficking ring,is now the focus of an investigation by Australian law enforcement agencies and facing deportation.
Failures of the Immigration and Home Affairs departments have allowed a crime boss to enter and operate in Australia after his release from jail in Britain.
Karen was smuggled into Australia from South Korea for sex work and was sent to a brothel where she was made to work up to 25 hours in a row. She narrowly escaped with her life.
An international investigation has revealed the identity of the Australia-based Mr Big running a human trafficking ring and an illegal sex racket.