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Car-boot butcheries, ‘showrooms’ in homes: Where $9 billion of stolen goods end up

Organised crime syndicates are behind a surge in retail theft and the secondary market for stolen goods takes on many forms.

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Organised crime syndicates are behind a surge in retail theft and the secondary market for stolen goods takes on many forms.

3 days ago·Sydney, Australia

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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in Sydney, Australia 3 days ago on Monday, September 1, 2025.

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Organized crime groups in Australia use private homes and car boot sales to distribute stolen goods worth billions, with 19 arrested in a recent $10 million bust in Victoria.