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AFP identifies 51 Italian organised crime clans in Australia

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Australian Federal Police are vowing to go after the Italian mafia as part of their next operation targeting organised crime in Australia and abroad. Authorities say the crime network launders billions of dollars through the economy every year and believe thousands of members are living anonymously around the country.
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