Ewe Beast/Heroin Twosome/Bonds Store/Burmese Family

Name: Ewe Beast/Heroin Twosome/Bonds Store/Burmese Family
Genre: Documentary
Released: 2005-03-24

Episode aired Mar 24, 2005

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Border Security: Australia's Front Line (2004)

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Two Vietnamese passengers who are good friends separate at the border, attracting the attention of Customs. We find out what happens to items that Customs have seized. Quarantine find truckl... Read allTwo Vietnamese passengers who are good friends separate at the border, attracting the attention of Customs. We find out what happens to items that Customs have seized. Quarantine find truckloads of food in the bags of a Burmese family.Two Vietnamese passengers who are good friends separate at the border, attracting the attention of Customs. We find out what happens to items that Customs have seized. Quarantine find truckloads of food in the bags of a Burmese family.

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- Grant Bowler

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Food, glorious food

Brian's looking for love in all the wrong places, whilst Customs get to grips with a pair of Vietnamese travellers who may have ingested more than just in-flight snacks when they fail to acknowledge one another on arrival.

But easily the biggest buffet on the customs plate is with officer Rosa contending with a smorgasbord of undeclared food -'do you have anymore food?' 'No'. 'what are these?' 'Flowers'. 'Do you eat them?' 'Yes'. 'So it's food'. Rosa's patience is admirable in spite of the irritating antics of these food-forgetting fibbers.

Plenty of big scores for the AFP, and just a little love in the air for Texan Brian who claims to have found his soulmate in an online chat room beckoning his underfunded sojourn which draws the unwanted attention of immigration. What exactly will Brian do down-under for three months with just 200 deneros is the $64m question; it's also why we need a BSA 'where are they now' special to resolve such important sovereign questions.