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AFP attempts to crack down on 'money mules'

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There are new warnings today about work-from-home job ads and those that promise a big return on investment. Many are trying to recruit 'Money Mules' - and the Australian Federal Police and financial institutions say more criminal syndicates are targeting students.
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