Two Western Sydney men have been busted allegedly trying to smuggle over 60kg of heroin into Australia.
The pair landed in Brisbane after flying in from China yesterday, when an X-ray examination of their luggage raised suspicions.
Further searches allegedly found multiple blue satchels containing a white powder substance, which was hidden in the lining of wallets, pencil cases and laptop bags.
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Presumptive testing of the powder returned a positive result for heroin, with 65kg of the product located in the luggage.
It has an estimated street value of $32 million.
The men, a 27-year-old from Lethbridge Park and a 25-year-old man from Tragear, were arrested at the scene by Australian Federal Police (AFP).
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They were charged with one count of importing a commercial quantity of a border-controlled drug.
If the pair are found guilty, they could face life imprisonment.
They will appear at Brisbane Magistrates Court today.
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