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A financial advisor who stole $4.8 million from 30 clients was sentenced to 10 years imprisonment with a non-parole period of seven years.

In an unusual case, an Australian woman was jailed for playing a key role in an online romance and dating scam.

This collusion impacted the transportation prices of cars, trucks and buses to Australia from the US, Asia and various European countries.

A Hobart woman was sentenced to 11 months’ imprisonment after pleading guilty to 10 aggravated charges of illegal importation of plants.

The CDPP provides advice to help investigation agencies gather evidence required to bring cases before the courts.

The CDPP contributes to a fair, safe and just society by successfully prosecuting crimes against Commonwealth law.

Educating the community about the consequences of breaking criminal law sends a strong message of deterrence to potential offenders.

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