Monday September 8 7:30pm (PG)

There are fears for the health of an Australian returning from Vietnam when Customs officers suspect he is carrying something internally.

The traveller appears nervous at the baggage carousel and his bags reveal clear readings for heroin, however officers can’t track down any narcotics. Things get particularly suspicious when the traveller asks to use the toilet, and soon, when his health appears to be in danger, an ambulance is called.

Also, while a New Zealand man’s family clears immigration without fuss, he is held back to be interviewed. As it turns out, he has a string of criminal convictions to his name, and he becomes agitated when it starts to look like he won’t be joining his wife and kids.

And finally, is your taxi driver allowed to be on the road? As it turns out, in some cases the answer is no. Immigration Compliance officers target illegal cabbies in Sydney and find their suspicions about one driver were justified.