Australian border authorities have intercepted a significant drug shipment hidden within a consignment of charcoal imported from Ghana. The two containers, arriving at Port Botany, were found to contain approximately 320 kilograms of methamphetamine. The illicit drugs have an estimated street value of $210 million Australian dollars. The discovery was reported by Australian border police on Tuesday. Authorities are investigating the source of the shipment and any potential connections within Australia. This seizure represents one of the largest methamphetamine interceptions in recent Australian history, highlighting ongoing concerns about transnational criminal activity and the use of legitimate trade channels for illegal drug trafficking. Bright Simons, a Ghanaian researcher, initially reported on the case.