ABC, 10 December 2017 Almost a decade after her husband went missing, a simple trip to collect the mail can prompt anxiety for Zee Meyer. Every few months a bank statement arrives still bearing the name of her missing husband, Warren. "It's a torment really, and there's...
Le Courrier, 11 September 2017 Dans le contexte opaque et inquiétant de la disparition de la petite Maëlys en France, Le Courrier Australien s’est interrogé sur le traitement de ce type d’affaire en Australie. Read the full story (in French) here...
Riverine Herald, 2 September 2017 FIVE years ago today, 16-year-old Donny Govan vanished from an Echuca campsite. Never to be seen again. Yet his Ballarat family is still holding out hope that their beloved son and brother is alive. Read the full story here...
Western Advocate, 31 August 2017 September 1 marks five long years for the Ballarat family of Donny Govan, as they face the anniversary of his disappearance. Donny was 16 when he was last seen at a campsite in Echuca on September 1, 2012. Read the full story...
Herald Sun, 6 August 2017 FOR six years, the family of Boronia teenager Siriyakorn “Bung” Siriboon has lived with her disappearance and the anguish of not knowing what happened. Read the full story here...
SBS, 4 August 2017 The first week of August marks National Missing Persons Week. For the majority of the week two issues will be prominent – images of those still lost and stories shared by those left behind. But is another story not being told? Read the...
SBS, 31 July 2017 More than a year after Tej Chitnis disappeared without a trace, his family say they continue to hold hope that he’s still out there. Read the full story here...
60 Minutes, 2017 It’s an alarming and surprising statistic: every hour four Australians go missing. That equals 100 people a day, or 38,000 a year, who vanish. Thankfully most are found relatively quickly, but for the families of those who aren’t the torment of not knowing...
ABC News, 28 April 2017 A Hobart family is using art to show the real people behind missing person statistics through the national project The Unmissables. Nazrawi (Naz) Samson Woldemichael is a talented artist, the youngest of his family, and a shy and passionate young man....
The Mecury, 22 April 2017 The legacy of Rye Hunt, who died in Brazil last year, will touch more Tasmanians in a new campaign connecting artists with missing persons. Mr Hunt’s sister, Romany Brodribb, is part of The Unmissables, a project launched this month by Missing...
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