A Malaysian woman was recently sentenced to two years in an Australian jail for orchestrating a sophisticated money laundering and tobacco smuggling operation on behalf of a large-scale global criminal syndicate.
AFP telephone intercepts overheard her telling one of her underlings that the cigarette imports were ‘only about the dodging of tax, so Customs should not be interested’.
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David Leyonhjelm is a former senator for the Liberal Democrats
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