If you are (or have been) reported missing?

Let someone know you’re OK and get in contact with your local police.

Going missing is not a crime. If you have been reported missing you’re encouraged to touch base with family and friends so they know you are safe.

To be removed from the Public Register you will need to make contact with your local police so they can verify your identity, and sight that you are safe and well.

Making contact with police does not mean you will need to physically return home, or make contact with family. Your right to privacy protects your right to not be in contact with family. For more information talk to your local police who can help you and provide guidance depending on your situation.

Linda Davie

Linda Davie, aged 23, was last seen leaving a Kings Cross nightclub and has not made contact or been seen by family or friends since. If you have any information that may assist...

Missing Person Peter Henrich

Peter HENRICH

The last confirmed sighting of Peter was on the 2nd of October 2017, at the Conara Camping Ground in the Central Midlands area of Tasmania.

Peter was travelling Tasmania alone...

Missing Person Barry Petersen

Barry PETERSEN

Barry was last seen at his home address in the Glebe, Tasmania on 5 January 1992 and was subsequently reported to police as a missing person on 10 January 1992. He is described as...

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