Three men are behind bars after authorities seized $675 million worth of methylamphetamine, also known as "ice", destined for Australian streets.
The illicit drugs were found in a number of sea cargo containers, which arrived into Port Botany in Sydney last month.
Australian Border Force (ABF) officers examined the shipment, acting on intelligence.
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Inside they located the methylamphetamine, which weighed 748kg in total.
Three men, accused of being part of a criminal syndicate, were arrested and charged yesterday.
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They have all been refused bail and will appear at court later today.
More to come...
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Police seize staggering amount of 'ice' destined for Australian streets
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