The discovery of an explosives-laden caravan in Sydney's rural outskirts was a "criminal con job" and part of an anti-Semitic crime wave orchestrated by organised crime, police said.
The abandoned caravan, found at Dural in the city's north-west on January 19, was packed with enough explosives to create a 40-metre blast and contained a note with a list of "Jewish entities", police said at the time.
