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NATIONAL MISSING PERSONS UNIT

Freecall: 1800 000 634

Based in Canberra, the Unit works with police and community groups to ensure there is a national approach to locating missing people. It does not conduct individual investigations.

Australian Police Services

If someone you know is missing and you have serious concerns for their safety and welfare please notify your local police station immediately. There is no need to wait 24-48 hours.

Australian police are committed to undertaking thorough and extensive investigations where there are serious concerns for a missing person. For more information or advice about police response to missing person cases please contact the National Missing Persons Unit or the Police Missing Persons Unit in your State/Territory.

POLICE MISSING PERSON UNITS (MPUs)

MPUs conduct searches for missing people and carry out associated investigations. Only one missing persons’ report should be filed with police in your State or Territory. Searches will then be coordinated on a national basis as required.

ACT Police MPU
Tel: (02) 6256 7475

NSW Police MPU
Tel: 1800 025 091

NT Police MPU
Tel: (08) 8922 3548

QLD Police MPU
Tel: (07) 3364 6213

SA Police MPU
Tel: (08) 8463 7868

TAS Police MPU
Tel: (03) 6230 2645

VIC Police MPU
Tel: (03) 9865 2828

WA Police MPU
Tel: (08) 9492 5471



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