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So you're coming for six days?
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So you're coming for six days?
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Yeah, one week.
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Today, at Perth Airport, a detected dog reacted to this Taiwanese woman arriving from Malaysia.
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What do you do while you're here?
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I have a friend here, known for the internet.
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Oh, just over the internet?
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Yeah, but we know many years.
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So what does he do?
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I'm not exactly know what does he do.
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Now, I saw in your passport, you were just in Australia a couple of weeks ago in Brisbane.
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Yes.
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What was that for?
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It was like for holidays.
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Just for holidays?
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Because I've never been to Brisbane.
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So what did you do in Brisbane?
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Actually, I was planning to stay one week.
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I was got.. what was it?
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The.. diarrhea, great bad.
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So I only stayed for three days.
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So I got home.
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You come here for three days and you get sick.
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Yeah.
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And then you go home.
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Yeah.
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And then you come back again.
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Yeah.
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Couldn't you have just stayed in the hotel for a few days, get better?
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I don't feel well.
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I feel like dying.
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How do you feel if you feel dying?
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You want to go see your mum and family?
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I really feel sick.
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Not when you come this far.
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Only a few hours drive, I'll fly.
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It's sort of a long way.
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Unusual travel movements need to be investigated, so officers will be sure to conduct a thorough search.
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Right, what we're going to do, we're just going to have a look through your bags.
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I just need to ask you some questions first.
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Yeah.
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Okay.
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Have you ever been in contact with any...
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Never.
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Has anyone asked you to bring anything...
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Never, no. ...on this trip?
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No. Okay.
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So you think I carry...
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Oh, no, that's what we check for.
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That's our job.
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In Sydney, this Malaysian man has been referred to immigration after officers from Customs and Border Protection conducted a bag search.
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Their investigation revealed several clues that raised questions about his real reason for being here.
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They have got concerns about him because he's got a book and a ticket for six days.
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He works in a restaurant in Malaysia.
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How do you know a bit more about his work and where he's working and if any members can confirm anything?
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What about his travels on his passport?
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Nothing.
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OK, so...
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It's his first time out of Malaysia, so with the help of an interpreter, officers will try to understand why the sudden interest in coming here.
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OK, why have you come to Australia?
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He's coming here for a visit.
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OK.
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What did you do in Malaysia before deciding to come to Australia?
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I'm working in a restaurant.
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Are you able to provide us numbers so we can confirm what you're telling us?
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Yeah.
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Yes.
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Basically, we're going to make some phone calls just to confirm the details.
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A phone call to the passengers' contact in Malaysia does nothing to help the situation.
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He doesn't know his family composition.
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He can't tell me whether he's married or single.
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All he knows is that he's on holiday here and he's coming back in a few days.
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That's all he knows.
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Immigration needs to establish the passenger's true intentions.
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But as the interview recommences, he makes a surprising admission.
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I come here to work and now you are not allowing me entry.
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I'm sorry, what did he say?
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I'm coming here to work.
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So you've travelled overseas many times and you've...
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Yeah, a couple of times.
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Every time you've come back you've filled out one of these forms, haven't you?
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Yeah, I did.
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A family has returned from a holiday in Fiji and Officer Sean has begun inspecting their bags for any quarantine risks.
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Fresh produce.
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That one is our mistake, I understand, but we got these ones from...
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They said it should be fine.
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Yeah, these ones are fine.
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This is definitely not allowed.
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I know, I know, I know.
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Nearly every question is asked you about something that you actually have.
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You have wooden articles, you have shells, you have seeds, you have soil, you have fresh produce.
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I didn't know they put it in the bag, like my parents...
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Okay, it's a legal document.
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You're signing a form saying, no, I'm not bringing anything into the country.
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And even though your parents have had it, you've obviously taken some responsibility for knowing that they've got it.
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So you should have marked them on your card.
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It's my bad.
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I have to speak to my supervisor now because obviously there's...
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We give you some consideration for forgetting that you have some things.
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But the amount of things that you have here, this is going to take you over the tide.
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Australian Mobile.
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On a recent trip, this Taiwanese woman went to Brisbane, but this time she has landed in Perth.
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Perth.
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So when you leave here, you're going straight back to Taiwan?
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Yeah, Malaysia and Taiwan.
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Officers need to know why she travels so frequently and how she funds these trips.
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Obviously, with the amount of travel that people do, like short periods of stay in different countries and a lot in a small amount of time,
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we're actually wondering how they're funding these travel movements.
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So what sort of work do you do in Taiwan?
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I work in the restaurant.
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I'm the manager.
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Oh, manager.
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What sort of restaurant?
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It's a Western, Western, it meets Chinese.
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And that's in Taiwan?
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Yeah.
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Where did you buy your ticket?
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My friend bought me, I borrowed money from him, so he paid for it.
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So he paid for your ticket?
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No, he paid now, but I will give him back later.
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But he bought your ticket for you?
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Yeah.
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Have you seen one of these?
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This picks up any traces of narcotics.
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It tells us whether you've been in contact with any narcotics, drugs?
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What does that mean?
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Drugs?
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Yes?
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Have you been in contact with any?
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No. No?
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Swear.
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No.
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I'm coming here to work to work.
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You're coming here to work? Can you...?
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A Malaysian passenger has just come clean that he lied to officers that he was here for a holiday.
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I was telling you lies previously.
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I came here with an intention to work.
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OK.
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All right.
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OK, where did you want to work?
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I want to be able to pick apples here.
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Pick apples.
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OK.
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Earlier on, I was afraid.
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If you want to come and work in Australia, there is appropriate visas.
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You can't come in on a tourist visa and decide that you want to work.
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Yes.
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You are not allowing me entry now.
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Well, basically, you know, you have provided us false information, and you've admitted to me that you've come here to work, and it leaves me no choice.
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I have to serve you with the notice of intention to consider cancellation of your visa.
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I cannot.
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No, you cannot work here.
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If I have a holiday here, I won't work.
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A detector dog had a positive reaction to this Taiwanese woman.
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But now, officers may have come to a dead end.
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So we'll just keep testing and see whether she's got anything.
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When you were in Malaysia, what did you do?
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I looked around.
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Yeah, what did you see?
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Twin towers.
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Twin towers.
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Anything else?
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Twin towers, shopping, shopping malls.
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So did you take lots of photos?
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I lost my camera.
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You lost your camera?
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Yeah.
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So you're not carrying a camera with you today?
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No, I lost the camera in the train in Malaysia.
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So who did you meet in Malaysia?
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Who I meet?
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Who did you meet?
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Taxi driver.
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Yeah.
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Every day because I take taxi.
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Yeah, but any friends?
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Yeah, a couple.
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Couple?
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Yeah.
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Who are your friends in Malaysia? Is students.
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Students?
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Yep.
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Officers will continue swabbing the passengers' bags to test for traces of narcotics.
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Again, it's negative, but they'll X-ray it just to be sure that there are no concealments.
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The handle, it looks consistent, but it's quite dense.
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So we're just going to run a swab over it, and if that actually detects something,
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we'll actually have a better look at it. So nothing declared, eh?
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Yeah.
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A supervising officer has been called after a family returning from Fiji was found to have a large quantity of undeclared items.
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Oh, we got some fresh fruit as well.
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Yeah, that's the issue there.
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Got a whole bevy of quarantine concerns.
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I said there's every question there and is it applicable to what he's got?
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The family also brought a large amount of seashells.
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Have a good look at them, because as I said, they could be even, you know, you could even have live little...
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Thermic crabs or anything in there.
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Yeah, I'll have a quick sniff and see if anything stands out.
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Straight off the beach.
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Straight off the beach, definitely.
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I'm gonna go and wash this off.
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Got a whole heap of issues that we need to deal with here today.
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Yeah, that's right.
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You've got some fresh fruit, okay, which obviously falls under any food, including dried, fresh, preserved, cooked or uncooked.
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And you've answered no?
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That's right, yeah.
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Do you realise that those two pieces of fruit could bring in disease?
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I know, I know, I know, yeah.
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OK?
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Yeah, that's true.
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We've actually swabbed the handle of the bag, and it's come up with cannabis and marijuana.
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We swab the handle of your bag, and that gives us a reading for drugs.
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Are you carrying anything in your bags?
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Drugs?
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Never.
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I never touch drugs.
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Has anyone asked you to bring something for them?
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No. No. So if we open your bags and x-ray, we'll find any.
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I'm in charge.
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Yeah, no problem.
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No drugs.
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I don't even smoke.
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No?
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I never smoke.
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Have you ever come in contact with any drugs?
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Never.
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Does any of your friends use drugs?
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Sure, never.
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100%.
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Never.
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Any of your friends use drugs?
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Officers have determined there are no concealments in the handle of her bag, but the drug reading still causes concern.
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They're also worried about documentation they've found in her bag, which shows she's receiving funds from someone in Australia.
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So why is he sending you money?
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Because I need money to travel.
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So you do all this travelling, but you have no money?
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I have money.
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You're asking people for money.
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I have money.
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Then why are you asking him to send you money?
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And why do you ask...
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I say I'll pay him later.
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But you say you have money.
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You ask someone to buy you a ticket.
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You ask someone in Australia to send you money.
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Uh-huh.
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I'll ask you again.
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Are you carrying anything that anyone has asked you to bring in?
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No. So everything, the baggage, the whole lot, everything belongs to you.
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Yes.
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And you know what's in everything.
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Yes.
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So there's nothing here that belongs to anyone else.
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Yeah.
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We do a swab from this bag, and it comes back again for drugs, for opium, which is the base for heroin.
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It's not possible.
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Not possible?
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Yeah, because I'm sorry, it's no drugs.
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It's not possible.
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Quarantine officer Sean is removing potential soil contamination from a pair of shoes belonging to a member of a family.
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They have returned from Fiji with fresh fruit that is extremely high risk.
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There is a degree of non-compliance with him for fresh produce.
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He's prosecutable items, yeah.
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So he's in dangerous ground, to be honest with you.
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I accept my fault, so let's see what happens next.
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Basically, because you failed to declare, there will be a fine of $220 today imposed.
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Just have a read through that.
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He did get away lightly.
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If he did what he was supposed to do, we wouldn't have had this problem at all, but he was very close to a prosecution.
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It could have been thousands of dollars going to court, paying fines, a record.
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The passengers paid the $220 fine, and officers believe they've learnt their lesson.
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Thank you very much.
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Take care, OK?
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See you later, guys.
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It's a simple matter of crossing the box, and no problem at all.
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But they'll cross the box in the future, I'm sure.
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Just take care, everyone, and be careful when you come here.
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Don't forget to declare everything, OK?
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Peace, guys.
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Why do you think we would be getting readings off your bags for drugs?
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I don't know.
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Before you can tear it out.
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Really, no drugs.
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Where have you used this bag? Where?
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Yes.
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I travel all the time.
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So you use it all the time?
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Yeah.
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Even in your eyes.
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As officers continue to search, the woman seems to be increasingly nervous.
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Is this perfume?
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Yep.
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Yep.
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She's taking time to actually think of the answers, which is a bit concerned.
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concerning for us because if you've travelled and travelled legitimately, you'll actually answer those questions fluently.
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While Officer Chris continues his questioning, Officer Sandra conducts another narcotic swab test.
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This swab has actually come up as heroin and marijuana.
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Everything we swab now is telling us drugs.
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Why would that be?
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I never take drugs.
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I'm not asking you if you take drugs, it's what you might be carrying that worries me.
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OK, go check.
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That's what we are doing.
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Officer Chris thinks he's found a problem inside the woman's empty suitcase.
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Bottom of the bag, it feels quite thick.
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Looks like it's been taped around the edges.
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And there's actually a screw, a loose screw in the bottom as well.
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What mine?
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In immigration, this Malaysian man has made a startling revelation.
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He's admitted to lying and providing me false information initially.
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His intentions are to come here and work, to pick apples.
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He has been served with a notice of intention to consider cancelling his visa.
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Do you have any reasons to justify to me that, you know, why your visa should not be cancelled?
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So this time I will apply for the appropriate visa to work, but this time I won't, so I hope you can allow me to stay.
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No, I'm trying to explain to you, you've already admitted your intentions, that you lied before you gave me false information.
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You've admitted that your intentions are here to work.
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For immigration, there is only one decision to make.
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I cannot justify to the department immigration clearing you.
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It's 11.42, your visa's been cancelled and you're detained under Section 189 under the Migration Act.
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It is an unfortunate situation.
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He's given us false information initially, so I can't justify letting him in.
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So he's got to go back and when the time is right for him, he can apply for an appropriate visa.
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Why are we getting readings off all your things?
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Not just one, not just two, but now everything we swab, we get readings.
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Why?
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I don't know.
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I don't take drops.
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Can I have a glass of water?
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John, would you like to get a glass of water?
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In Perth, Officer Chris thinks he has found a problem with the passengers large suitcase.
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Bottom of the bag, it feels quite thick.
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Looks like it's been taped around the edges.
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And there's actually a screw, a loose screw in the bottom as well.
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So it actually feels quite thick.
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Hello, ma'am.
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I'm the supervisor here today.
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Can you tell me what's in the bottom of this bag?
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I don't know.
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Can you tell me why it's taped up, ma'am?
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I don't know.
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You don't know why it's taped up?
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I don't know.
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So we've got really high ratings of heroin, opium and marijuana.
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Tell us about this bag.
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What do you believe is inside the bag?
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I don't know.
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You believe you're carrying something that you shouldn't be carrying?
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I don't think I carry anything.
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OK.
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An X-ray will confirm if there's anything concealed within the suitcase lining.
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Possibly a concealment in here.
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The X-ray is inconclusive.
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Do you know what is inside the bag?
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I don't know.
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I swear, I don't know.
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You can see there's a concealment inside the bag.
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Can you tell us what it is?
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I don't know.
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I don't think it has something inside.
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Okay, so at the moment we're going to find out what it is.
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Okay?
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Okay.
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Let's see what comes out of the drill bit.
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Yeah.
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They'll conduct a narcotics field test in the safety of the fume cabinet.
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It's come back as opium, but it's a small amount.
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It's a light pink, so it's still for opium.
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Excellent.
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Would you like us to do...
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That's all we need to do at this stage.
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They feel in their way.
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It was just...
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Anything you say or do will be recorded and might be used in evidence.
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So just understand that anything you say, we will record and it might be used in evidence.
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Do you understand?
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Okay.
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The passenger was found to be carrying 1.2 kilograms of heroin.
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It has a street value of nearly $500,000.
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The passenger was returned to Malaysia that same day.
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He will be subject to a three year exclusion period.
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Contexto e Fundo
O vídeo mostra uma interação entre uma mulher taiwanesa e oficiais de fronteira na Austrália, repleta de diálogos cotidianos e situações reais. Essa conversa é perfeita para quem quer praticar inglês, pois reflete linguagem coloquial, hesitações e expressões usadas no dia a dia. Ao analisar essas interações, você aprende a se comunicar de forma natural, além de entender nuances culturais e contextuais. Ferramentas como o shadowspeaks ou um shadowing site podem ajudar a imitar a pronúncia e o ritmo, essenciais para a fluência.
5 Frases Principais para Comunicação Diária
- "I'm not exactly know what does he do": Embora tenha uma estrutura gramatical informal, essa frase reflete como falamos quando não temos certeza. É útil para situações onde você quer explicar algo sem precisão total.
- "I feel like dying": Expressão intensa para descrever uma sensação forte, como dor ou cansaço. Muito usada no cotidiano para enfatizar sentimentos.
- "Unusual travel movements need to be investigated": Frase formal, mas importante para entender contextos profissionais ou oficiais. Mostra como estruturar ideias complexas de forma clara.
- "Have you ever been in contact with any...": Pergunta comum em entrevistas ou verificações. Aprender a formular perguntas assim ajuda na interação em ambientes formais.
- "Couldn't you have just stayed in the hotel?": Pergunta retórica usada para questionar uma decisão. Essa estrutura é chave para debates ou discussões cotidianas.
Guia Passo a Passo para Shadowing
O shadowing é uma técnica eficaz para melhorar a pronúncia e o ritmo. Aqui está como aplicá-la nesse vídeo: 1. Assista o trecho sem legendas e preste atenção ao tom e à entonação. 2. Repita cada frase imediatamente após o falante, tentando imitar o ritmo e as pausas. Use um shadowing site para controlar a velocidade, se necessário. 3. Grave sua voz e compare com o original: note diferenças na pronúncia de palavras como "diarrhea" ou "investigated". 4. Pratique frases difíceis várias vezes, como "I was got... what was it?" (que mostra hesitação natural). 5. Integre essas frases em sua prática de conversação em inglês, usando-as em contextos reais. Essa técnica, aliada a materiais como o shadowspeaks, ajuda a internalizar a linguagem de forma eficiente.
Aprender inglês com YouTube, especialmente com vídeos reais como esse, torna o estudo mais dinâmico e prático. Ao combinar a análise de diálogos com o shadowing, você desenvolve não só a fala, mas também a compreensão auditiva, essencial para se comunicar no mundo real.
O que é a Técnica de Shadowing?
Shadowing é uma técnica de aprendizado de idiomas com base científica, originalmente desenvolvida para o treinamento de intérpretes profissionais. O método é simples, mas poderoso: você ouve áudio em inglês nativo e repete imediatamente em voz alta — como uma sombra seguindo o falante com 1-2 segundos de atraso. Pesquisas mostram melhora significativa na precisão da pronúncia, entonação, ritmo, sons conectados, compreensão auditiva e fluência na fala.