Police are asking the public for help to find 50-year-old Grant Matthew, who has been missing for four days. He was last seen in Harrison at about 6.30pm on Monday, October 19, according to ACT Policing. Police believe he is travelling in a red Hyundai i30 with ACT number plates. The car was last seen on the Federal Highway heading towards Sydney at about 7.15am on Wednesday, October 21. Police and his family are worried about his welfare. Anyone with information is urged to call ACT Policing on 131 444.
Police are asking the public for help to find 50-year-old Grant Matthew, who has been missing for four days. He was last seen in Harrison at about 6.30pm on Monday, October 19, according to ACT Policing. Police believe he is travelling in a red Hyundai i30 with ACT number plates. The car was last seen on the Federal Highway heading towards Sydney at about 7.15am on Wednesday, October 21. Police and his family are worried about his welfare. Anyone with information is urged to call ACT Policing on 131 444.
Police are appealing for public help to find Heather Gardner, 39, who was last seen in Goulburn on Sunday October 18. She was seen on Williams Street at about 7pm and has not been located or contacted since. Police and her family hold serious concerns for her welfare. Police believe she may be travelling in a green 2004 Toyota Prado with NSW registration ASN06K. Anyone with information is urged to contact police or Crime Stoppers.
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A man reported missing from Earlville, in Queensland, has been located safe and well, police have confirmed. Police thanked the community for its help. Earlier, police had appealed for public assistance to find him after he was reported missing from Earlville on 15 October. Family and police had raised concerns for his welfare because of a medical condition. The media release has been updated to remove all identifying information and images for privacy reasons.
WA Police have raised concerns for the welfare of Simon David Lince, 40, who was last seen in Rockingham on Thursday. Police are urging anyone who sees him to contact them immediately. Mr Lince failed to appear in Perth Magistrates Court on charges stemming from an Australian Federal Police investigation into alleged sexual conversations with someone believed to be a 12-year-old girl. He had been arrested at a Cooloongup home in October and released on conditional bail. A warrant has since been issued for his arrest, and State Emergency Service personnel are assisting in searching the area.
