Police in western Sydney seize a record amount of cocaine during a raid on a rural/semi-rural property in Greater Western Sydney. Multiple outlets report the seizure involves about 2.7 tonnes of cocaine, with an estimated value around A$800 million to A$816 million based on street value. Reports say the drugs are concealed in an underground bunker or underground tubs, allegedly hidden beneath shipping containers or under false flooring. BBC News and ABC Australia describe the operation as the largest cocaine bust in Australia, following police searches of the property in the area. One outlet (Otago Daily Times) adds that two men allegedly attempted to run from police when the cocaine was found. Across the coverage, the focus remains on the scale of the drugs seized, the estimated street value, and the method of concealment at the Sydney site. Authorities do not present further details in the supplied summaries about charges, arrests, or the investigation’s next steps, but the raids are widely described as a major counter-narcotics operation.