In this engaging discussion, AFP Commander Stephen Jay, who led the historic operation that seized 2.34 tonnes of cocaine, shares insights into Australia’s largest drug bust. He highlights the alarming rise of cocaine use in the country, particularly among women and the LGBTQIA+ community. The conversation also covers the complex planning required for such operations and the challenges faced by law enforcement. Stephen discusses the far-reaching implications for organized crime and public health in the aftermath of this monumental seizure.