On Thursday, officers from the Region Enforcement Squad intercepted a vehicle travelling through Bungendore about 1pm.

In a statement, NSW Police officers seized 34 grams of methylamphetamine (Ice), five MDMA tablets and 28 grams of cannabis and cash.

Police allege the occupants of the vehicle - a 35-year-old man and a 30-year-old woman - were intending to supply the prohibited drugs.

The pair were arrested and taken to Goulburn Police Station.

Strike force investigators and officers from the Monaro Police District executed a search warrant at a home in Braidwood about 5pm on Thursday.

Officers seized several items believed to be either stolen or the proceeds of crime, including power tools, vehicle rims, golf clubs and electronic devices.

The 35-year-old Braidwood man was charged with 16 offences including supply prohibited drug (ongoing basis), possess prohibited drug, supply prohibited drug (commercial quantity), deal in the proceeds of crime, breach of bail, and traffic offences.

A 30-year-old Braidwood woman was charged with seven offences including possess prohibited drug, supply prohibited drug and deal in the proceeds of crime.

The arrests and charges follow a six-month investigation into a large-scale drug supply in the Southern Tablelands and South Coast.

NSW Police established Strike Force Carex in December 2018 to investigate a suspected organised methylamphetamine ('ice') syndicate operating in Nowra, Moruya and surrounding areas.

Both were refused bail.

Yesterday's arrests follow the arrest and charge of two men following search warrants at Nowra and Moruya on Tuesday (25 June 2019). They remain before the courts.

Investigations under Strike Force Carex are continuing.

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