Crime gangs laundering millions in casinos
It is believed that crime gangs are laundering millions of dollars in casinos by means of using pensioners and the unemployed.
In accordance with the Herald Sun, Centrelink has alerted the Australian Crime Commission (ACC) that 15 of its clients are believed to be involved in money laundering.
ACC chief John Lawler has suggested that organised crime groups are engaged in high-level gambling activity in legal casinos.
According to the estimations made by the ACC, the cost of organised crime is 10-15 billion a year.