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.

Missing Person Susan Maddern

Susan MADDERN

Susan Maddern had been living on a farm in Western Creek after recently moving to Tasmania from Victoria. Susan was last seen along the Western Creek Road, Western Creek. It is...

Missing Person Conrad De Sielvie

Stacy DE SIELVIE

Stacy De Sielvie left his home in 1992 to work his way around Australia. Until April 1994 he was in regular contact with his family. His family last heard from him by phone on 20...

Jane BEAUMONT Missing Person

Jane BEAUMONT

On Australia Day, 26 January 1966, the three Beaumont children took a five-minute bus journey from their home to Glenelg beach. Jane (then aged 9), Arnna (then aged 7) and Grant (...

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