Media Coverage Archives

Missed in the media

The Missed archive showcases a range of media coverage, including articles, interviews, and broadcasts. This archive highlights our advocacy and efforts to support families of missing persons, reflecting the ongoing impact and importance of our work.

Years

The Pain Of Ambiguous Loss

ABC News, 6 August 2020 Have you ever momentarily lost a child…

Podcast launched for Missing Persons Week

Studio 10, 5 August 2020 Angela Bishop and Joe Hildebrand interview Fred…

What The Plight Of Families Of Missing Persons Can Teach Us About Dealing With Coronavirus

ABC News, 5 August 2020 National Missing Persons Week is underway — the…

Missing Persons Week 2020: What Happens If A Loved One Goes Missing?

2GB, 2 August 2020 Founder and CEO of The Missed Foundation, Loren…

Casefile True Crime Partners With Missed On What’s Missing Podcast Series

Mumbrella, 28 July 2020 Global podcast series Casefile True Crime has partnered…

Lighthouse Lit Up In Honour Of Théo

Byron News, 1 June 2020 ILLUMINATED in orange, Théo Hayez’s favourite colour,…

Théo Hayez’s Family Describe Pain As First Anniversary Of Disappearance Looms

ABC News, 30 May 2020 The sleepless nights don’t stop for Jean-Philippe…

When someone goes missing, what do you do?

Today Design, 3 March 2020 Loren O’Keeffe’s brother, Dan, went missing in…

Missing Persons advocate Loren O’Keeffe on grief, family and support

Women’s Agenda, 1 December 2019 Loren O’Keeffe spoke to Women’s Agenda about founding the…

Forever Young

Australian Story, 21 November 2019 Ursula Barwick was 17 years old…

Missing Persons Advocacy Network Launches ‘Missed Birthdays’ Via WhiteGREY And Finch

Campaign Brief, 11 November 2019 MPAN launched the “Missed Birthdays” campaign with…

Forgotten faces. The legal status of Australia’s missing persons

Law Society Journal Online, 4 October 2019 The legal challenges faced by…

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