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As threats evolve financial criminals are continuing to grow their networks.
That’s why we’re transforming into a stronger intelligence agency and regulator to detect, disrupt and deter financial crime.
Learn more about what we do at austrac.gov.au/about-us
Organised crime doesn’t stop when drugs, illicit tobacco or other illicit goods are sold.
We've worked with our partners on Taskforce Avarus, a multi-agency initiative targeting criminal networks that launder money in Australia.
Learn more at ow.ly/Um7x5103zU5
The Federal Court has ordered The Star Entertainment Group to pay a penalty of $260m following findings the casino operator breached Australia's AML/CTF laws.
Read more: ow.ly/ORUI5101zZZ
Our 2025-26 annual report has now been tabled in Parliament. We’re delighted to share our results of an incredibly busy year, as we introduced new AML/CTF laws and important work with industry and partners.
Read our annual report at: austrac.gov.au/about-us/poli…
The AUSTRAC e-learning platform is now back online.
Thank you for your patience and understanding while we worked to resolve the issue.
The AUSTRAC website is now back online and services have been restored after an outage late on Wednesday 21 October that affected ours and other government sites.
It’s Cyber Security Action Month and it’s a reminder to us all to remain vigilant online. Criminals can take advantage of you online by tricking you into paying money or providing personal information.
To report a scam, head to scamwatch.gov.au/
This week, the Pacific Financial Intelligence Community Plenary & Pacific Supervisors Forum will meet, bringing together Pacific FIUs & AML/CTF regulators to address shared financial crime risks facing the region.
Read why this cooperation is essential: ow.ly/PUCA50ZWHlr
Money mule risks are becoming more common, and banks should be aware of the risks.
It supports some of the most harmful types of crimes, including fraud, scams and drug-related money laundering. Learn more about how to look out for money mule activity ➡️ow.ly/QcOj50ZTMOn
Good habits = good compliance.
Here are 5 easy ways you can keep your AML/CTF obligations in check ow.ly/uYwr50ZTmrl
We've got you covered. Explore practical tools, guidance and starter kits to help your business meet its AML/CTF obligations austrac.gov.au/.../youve-enr…
Industry Insights sessions premiering soon!
Join us as we explore financial crime risks, hear from our intelligence team about enforcement activities and learn about our regulatory expectations and priorities.
Register now at ow.ly/nt5j50ZTmpu
Missed the latest edition of InBrief?
Catch up now on the latest industry news and what's in store for the future of AUSTRAC ow.ly/YLBf50ZTkMT
Following AML/CTF reforms, we want to know if our guidance, education & resources positively affected REs. This will help us understand the effectiveness of support we provided & the impacts of the reforms. If you receive a survey invitation, be assured its legitimate research.
We’ve begun issuing infringement notices to several businesses who’ve failed to enrol with us under Australia's AML/CTF laws.
This follows formal requests issued by us to businesses that hadn't enrolled but appeared to be providing designated services ➡️ ow.ly/K31v50ZSW5E
Businesses needing more information about their obligations can visit our website austrac.gov.au/industry-and-…
The Spring issue of InBrief is landing soon!
It's jam-packed with important tips on how to manage your risks!
Don't miss it in your inbox. Subscribe now at ow.ly/rI2650ZQR7f