NSW Missing Persons
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The NSW Police Missing Persons Unit provides assistance to help locate people reported as missing in the state.
An enquiry system is available to search through profiles of cases. Fields available include first and last names, sex, missing from (suburb and postcode), missing since. You may also sort the profiles by name or missing date. The profiles contain additional information including personal features at the time of disappearance, circumstances, full name and current age.
To report someone missing in New South Wales, you need to do so in person at your local Police Station. You should bring along all details and particulars as well as a recent photograph. A full list is available on site.
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