Police made the second lot of arrests in Auckland this morning, charging a 29-year-old man from Birkenhead with four counts of money laundering and a 35-year-old female with one charge of the offence.
They are both due to appear in Auckland District Court next week.
Police made the arrest while carrying out a search warrant in the North Shore suburb of Birkenhead this morning.
They also seized a 2017 Honda Civic, a motorbike, a stash of electronics including phones and laptops and several thousand dollars in cash, along with a money-counting machine.
Detective Superintendent Greg Williams, National Manager for Organised Crime Group said the arrests followed an investigation that uncovered a "sophisticated money-laundering operation".
"Police will continue to hold those to account who are responsible for the laundering of funds generated by the drug-dealing activities of criminals."
Williams said the offenders faced a maximum sentence of seven years' jail time.
The four men arrested last week were two Australians, a Croatian and a Serbian national.
Police carried out search warrants in Tauranga, Mt Maunganui and residential addresses in Auckland leading up to the arrests.
A further 5kg of cocaine and a kilo of methamphetamine was found at an Auckland address, along with a large amount of cash.