A man accused of involvement in what prosecutors describe as Australia’s largest cocaine haul is released to house arrest, after a judge dismisses concerns he may flee overseas. The reporting describes a court consideration of whether the man posed a flight risk, with the judge concluding there is “no evidence” to support that risk. Following that decision, conditions are set that keep the accused in the community under home confinement rather than continued detention. The articles also indicate the man was previously arrested and faced allegations tied to the cocaine seizure, although the specifics of the haul and the precise nature of his alleged role are not detailed in the provided excerpts. Both outlets agree on the core outcome: the accused person is allowed to leave custody for house arrest, and the judge’s ruling is based on the absence of supporting evidence for claims of potential overseas flight. The matter continues through the legal process as the case proceeds.