Australian gangsters are individuals involved in organized crime in Australia, often linked to various criminal activities such as drug trafficking, extortion, and money laundering. Notable groups include the Mongrel Mob and the Bandidos, which have been active in different regions, particularly in Victoria and New South Wales. These gangsters often operate in a hierarchical structure, with leaders overseeing operations and lower-ranking members carrying out tasks. Law enforcement agencies, such as the Australian Federal Police, actively work to combat organized crime, leading to numerous arrests and ongoing investigations into these criminal networks.