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Report online →The Australian Federal Police is Australia's primary federal law enforcement agency. We investigate serious and complex crime, keep our borders secure, and protect Australians at home and abroad.
We deliver a range of policing and protective services to the Australian community, government, and our international partners to keep people safe and uphold the law.
The AFP provides law enforcement services to the Australian community, government agencies, and international partners.
Submit a report of a federal offence online, or contact your nearest AFP office to speak with an officer about a matter requiring investigation.
Report online →Track the progress of an existing matter through our secure online portal. You will need your case tracking number to access current status information.
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View opportunities →The AFP focuses its resources on the most serious threats to Australia's national security and community safety.
From cybercrime to terrorism, the AFP works around the clock to identify, disrupt, and prosecute those who threaten Australia's security and way of life.
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Read moreStay informed with the latest AFP operations, media releases, and community notices.
A 47-year-old man has been charged following an investigation into an alleged financial crime syndicate that defrauded elderly victims of more than $2.3 million.
Read full release →A joint AFP and state police operation has resulted in 14 arrests and the seizure of approximately 200 kg of illicit substances with an estimated street value of $60 million.
Read full release →The AFP is urging Australians to be vigilant following a significant increase in scam calls where offenders impersonate AFP officers to extort money from victims.
Read full notice →Case tracking is only available through our secure Live Chat service. To enquire about your case status, you must connect with a case officer and provide your unique tracking number during the conversation.
Important Notice: Case tracking is exclusively available via Live Chat. Status updates cannot be provided by email, phone, or any other channel. You must have your tracking number ready and enter it accurately when prompted by the case officer.
Click the Live Chat button at the bottom-right corner of this page to open the secure chat window.
You will first be prompted to install the AFP Secure Communication Tool, then enter your activation code to establish a secure session.
When requested, enter your tracking number exactly as issued. Incorrect or modified numbers cannot be located or processed.
Open the Live Chat window, install the secure tool, enter your activation code, and provide your tracking number when prompted.