Keith Nixon was staying with family at West Beach Caravan Park, Adelaide South Australia. He was last seen at midday on Thursday 30 May 1996 at the caravan park. It is...
Kellie Carmichael was last seen by staff at a Katoomba lodge on the 29th April 2001. When Kellie left, she told staff she would be back later that day to collect her belongings...
Kellie-Anne Levitski was last seen at 8.30pm on Sunday 30 March 2014 at her father's rural premises on Mount Darragh Road, Mount Darragh, which is located between the...
Kenneth Bethune was reported missing from his home in Glen Huntly, Victoria, on 21 September 1995. He has not contacted family and friends since this date. If you have...
Kenneth Camplin, then aged 44 years, was reported missing by his brother on 30 December 2013. His friends and family became concerned for his welfare after they could not make...
Kenneth Elliott was last known to have been in Burkina Faso on 16 January 2016. There are concerns for his safety and welfare. If you have any information which may help...
Kenneth Gibbs was last seen at his home address in Avonmore Terrace, Cottesloe on 8 February 2008. There have been no sightings of Kenneth or signs of life since this date...
Kerrie Murphy was last seen on 28 July 1973 leaving a party in Marayong, NSW with two unknown males.
If you have any information that may assist Police in locating...
Kerry Engwirda was last seen by her daughter at Peregian Beach Caravan Park on the Sunshine Coast in December 1999. She has made no contact with family since and may have...
On the 1st February 1980 Kerry Joel left her home in Caringbah, NSW and has not been seen by family and friends since then.
Kerry is believed to have met with her...
Kerry Mackay was last seen at the Wondai Road Caravan Park Chinchilla, Queensland at 7.15am. Kerry attended Chinchilla showgrounds and collected her dog and four pet birds....
Kevin McCurry, aged 34, was last seen running through the Park Inn Hotel (now Centennial) in Woollahra. Kevin has not been seen or made contact with family or friends since....
Khak Khamkaew is currently in Australia on a student visa and has not had any contact with her family in Thailand since 23/03/2019. This is considered unusual for Khak and her...
Kim Teer has not been seen since August 1979. She had been spending the year backpacking around Australia with her border collie, Crosby. She had made her way to Melbourne...
Kirste Gordon aged 4 and Joanne Ratcliffe aged 11, went missing from Adelaide Oval, SA while attending an...
Koji Shiraishi returned to Australia on 28 August 1995 after a two week holiday in Japan. He was meant to start work on 1 September 1995 at the Yakuta Japanese Restaurant in...
On Saturday 20 June 2009, Krystal travelled on the V/Line train from Bendigo to Pyramid Hill and exited the train at Pyramid Hill railway station at 8.40pm. Krystal was last...
Krzysztof Dziewierz was last seen at an Paralowie, Adelaide address on 21 April 1994. His vehicle, an orange 1976 Chrysler Valiant sedan, was located abandoned near some...
Kylee-Ann Schaffer was last seen on 11 September 2004 when she attended a party at Willawarren. Kylee-Ann and some other guests stayed over-night. In the morning Kylee-Ann...
Lachlan Cairns was reported missing after his red Holden Colorado utility was discovered bogged in a State Forest plantation on Dirty Creek Road, Dirty Creek on June 24, 2019...
Laura Haworth, then aged 23, was last seen on 5 January 2008 at a friend’s house in Queanbeyan, NSW. After telling her friend she was going to work, Laura left the house...
About 8am on Tuesday 23th of March 1982, 23-year-old Laurence Paul Lander was last seen at his home in Cooranbong. Laurence was seen to walk into the bush on the farm he lived...
Lawrence Victor Anderson was last seen when he left his home address on the 12th of July 1984.
Lawrence has not been seen or heard from since.
If you have...
Lawrence Phillips disappeared without trace after parking his vehicle at Somerset view lookout, Gympie. If you have information that may assist police to locate Lawrence...
Lawrence Herbert Walters was last seen when he was with his family, fishing off a reserve in Hawks Nest. He was making his way to nearby amenities and has not been seen or...
A message on a traceless postcard could help to reconnect families living with the grief and uncertainty of a missing loved one this Christmas.
The Australian Federal Police’s (AFP) National Missing Persons Coordination Centre (NMPCC), Australia Post, and the Salvation Army are working together to provide non-traceable, postage-paid postcards, to those in the community disconnected from their families.
For those families living without ‘knowing’ what has happened to a loved one the impact can be described as an emotional ‘roller-coaster’. An item, place or smell may revive a memory of that person, evoking an unexpected emotional change. Families often describe important dates such as birthdays and anniversaries as acting like triggers, bringing on both happy and sad memories from family gatherings and events. A time of year when this is especially true is during the Christmas and New Year period. A time normally reserved for happy family reunions and get-togethers.
Melissa is a woman who wears many hats; wife, mum of three, cricket mum, dance mum, media company owner, outdoors lover, book lover and keen mountain bike rider. You would think she wouldn’t have much time to relax, but around her busy schedule, Melissa manages to write crime fiction novels and speak around the country advocating on behalf of families of missing persons.
Michael as a young child was a quiet boy who didn't like sleepovers much, always preferring to be at home alongside his Papa. But whilst quiet, he was also cheeky especially in the company of his family. Back then VHS recordings were our family’s thing. A big black recorder was carried around like a beat box and captured all the special events. Any family member reading this will vividly remember his beige coloured corduroy overalls, his stumpy legs, those curly blonde locks and Michael Jackson’s ‘Beat It’. He was probably only two at the time, bobbing along to the music.
Naz was a special son.
He was different – quiet, caring and always wearing a big cheeky smile that would warm your heart.
I miss him waking me up on the weekends with a coffee or breakfast, begging me to watch a movie or just start the day. He had a zest for life and would never let me sleep in. I don’t know why but, once he’d forced me out of bed, Naz would often head straight back to his bedroom and paint.
He would spend hours working on his art, which was how he communicated his unique view of the world and society.
He was your typical Aussie larrikin –
Patrick (Paddy) Moriarty, long term resident of Larrimah NT and 1996 Darwin Rodeo Steer Champion, was last seen on 16 December 2017 when he left his house on his quad bike with his best girl – his kelpie ‘Kellie’.
Paddy loved a XXXX Gold and a yarn with any tourists or ‘grey nomads’ making their way through the tiny town of 11 residents. It wasn’t exactly a thriving metropolis but it was home to Paddy, where he lived a simple and peaceful life for the last 10-15 years.
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