Australian Missing Persons Register
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SOUTH WALES MISSING PERSONS - Adult Female
2021-2023
2016-2020
2011-2015
2006-2010
2000 to 2005
1995-1999
1990-1994
1980-1989
1975-1979
1950-1974
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If you have seen any of the
people on these pages please call Crimestoppers on 1800 333 000, or the National Missing Persons Co-ordination Centre on 1800
000 634, or your local Police.
MISSING PERSONS TRAGICALLY LOCATED DECEASED
I can be contacted by e mail -
nicole@australianmissingpersonsregister.com
but if you have any information about any missing person please contact
Police on the numbers above.
*Please note - if you find someone on my website who you know
has been located PLEASE contact me so I can remove them.
Missing Persons
Registry NSW
The Missing Persons Registry (MPR) was established in July 2019 and not only
oversees every Missing Persons report in NSW, but also the unidentified
bodies and human remains. Although the MPR is made up of a team of
detectives and analysts, it does not usually investigate Missing Persons,
instead it reviews each report and provides a supportive role to the police
in the field.
Missing Persons In
NSW
On average 28 people go missing every day in NSW. Most people are located
almost immediately however around 1% go on to become Long Term Missing
Persons.
The national definition of ‘Long Term’ is any person missing for over 90
days.
In 2020 there were a total of 9,799 Missing Person reports recorded in NSW.
Of these, 18 became Long Term and 12 remain as outstanding.
2016 – 173 Missing Persons hit 90 days with 20 people remaining outstanding;
2017 – 173 Missing Persons hit 90 days with 24 people remaining outstanding;
2018 – 115 Missing Persons hit 90 days with 30 people remaining outstanding;
2019 – 127 Missing Persons hit 90 days with 29 people remaining outstanding;
2020 – 18 Missing
Persons hit
90 days with 12 people
remaining outstanding.
From the 9,799 Missing Persons in 2020, around 47% were female and 52% were
male. Juveniles make up 36% of reports with adults totalling around 63%.
The MPR oversees current Missing Persons and cases dating back to 1945. In
2019 there was a total of 769 Long Term Missing Persons across NSW however
by the end of 2020 this number was reduced to 757.