A new podcast, “Behind the White Line,” discusses a police sting known as Operation Beech and the criminal rivalries that followed a major cocaine seizure in Western Australia. The program focuses on how authorities prevented a large shipment from reaching the WA coastline, describing the operation as sophisticated. According to the reporting, the seizure involved 2.4 tonnes of cocaine, captured during the investigation. The podcast narrative highlights a “turf war” element, suggesting tension and competition among criminal groups after the interdiction, while centering on the law enforcement process behind the operation. Both outlets describe the podcast as a behind-the-scenes look at the fallout from the seizure and the broader dynamics surrounding trafficking and control of supply routes. The coverage does not add new official details beyond the scale of the cocaine seizure and the operation’s purpose, but frames the podcast as an exploration of events and alleged disputes tied to the case. The story is presented as a media feature built around Operation Beech and its aftermath.