Project Dragon: How China is recruiting retired Australian police officers to ...

Project Dragon: How China is recruiting retired Australian police officers to recoup cash illegally siphoned to Australia before sending it back to Beijing China recruiting retired police officers in Australia to recoup alleged dirty funds  Officials from China have hired a company in Hong Kong to lead the operation   Project Dragon is trying to recover what China claims is billions in funds   

By Brett Lackey For Daily Mail Australia

Published: 05:57 GMT, 18 February 2019 | Updated: 05:57 GMT, 18 February 2019

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China is recruiting retired police detectives to help recover cash illegally siphoned off to Australia and other western countries before being transferred back to Beijing.

A third party company based in Hong Kong has been hired by the Chinese government tasked with recovering what they claim is billions in funds in an effort known as Project Dragon.

Some of the private operatives said they suspect dirty money is being laundered through Australia, in particular properties on the Gold Coast, during and interview by Four Corners.

China is recruiting retired police detectives to help recover cash illegally siphoned off to Australia and other western countries before being transferred back to Beijing 

China is recruiting retired police detectives to help recover cash illegally siphoned off to Australia and other western countries before being transferred back to Beijing 

The team has identified $80 million worth of property on the Gold Coast they suspect has been bought by Chinese nationals in an effort to launder cash 

The team has identified $80 million worth of property on the Gold Coast they suspect has been bought by Chinese nationals in an effort to launder

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