The word 'anything' in s 135.1(3) of the Criminal Code (Cth) is a composite concept that encompasses a variety of acts amounting to a course of conduct; an indictment alleging facilitation of an importation through multiple acts is not duplicitous. Evidence of prior similar conduct admitted as context evidence (not tendency evidence) under Harriman v The Queen remains admissible under the Evidence Act 1995 (NSW) framework, and the Crown is not required to satisfy the requirements of s 97 where the evidence is tendered for context rather than tendency purposes.
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