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APS Level, Location, Allegation And Sanction For Australian Border Force Officers From 23 February 2024 To 7 November 2025 ​

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Between 23 February 2024 and 7 November 2025, the Australian Border Force imposed disciplinary sanctions against 13 officers across multiple APS levels for conduct breaches. Four officers received termination of employment: an APS 6 supervisor for honesty and integrity violations, an APS 2 assistant for bullying and harassment, an APS 4 leading officer and an EL1 inspector for drug and alcohol use, and a Border Force trainee for bullying and harassment. Other sanctions included salary deductions combined with reprimands for officers cited for failure to follow directions, abuse of office, inappropriate behaviour, and prohibited imports/exports violations. Five officers received reprimands alone for bullying, harassment, and inappropriate behaviour across APS 3 and APS 5 levels. One APS 3 officer faced reassignment of duties alongside a reprimand for bullying and harassment. Specific locations and

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