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

Holding onto hope: Finding Australia’s long-term missing persons

Nine News, 5 August 2018 National Missing Persons Week shines a light…

Have a takeaway coffee and help solve a missing persons case

The Age, 3 August 2018 This National Missing Persons Week, a unique…

Missing persons’ families keep Loren going 24/7

ABC, 28 July 2018 Loren O’Keeffe, inspired by her brother Daniel’s disappearance…

Fresh hope to find Tej

Herald Sun, 7 May 2018 Becoming friends with the missing person Tej…

Facebook facial recognition could unlock clues in search for missing persons

ABC, 30 April 2018 The Missing Persons Advocacy Network (MPAN) has launched…

The Coffee Cup Raising Awareness of Missing Persons

Broadsheet, 12 April 2018 Loren O’Keeffe, founder of MPAN, updates the traditional…

Tasmanian rapper releases tribute to all missing persons, as the search continues for his brother

ABC, 28 February 2018 Tasmanian rapper Promise Tekeste has released a poignant…

Tej is missing

Mountain Views Star Mail, 8 January 2018 Tej Chitnis, a 22-year-old student,…

The agony of losing a loved one, when they’re not officially gone

ABC, 10 December 2017 Almost a decade after her husband went missing,…

Personnes disparues : à Melbourne, Loren O’Keeffe réinvente le soutien aux familles

Le Courrier, 11 September 2017 Dans le contexte opaque et inquiétant de…

Family continues to believe Donny Govan will be found

Riverine Herald, 2 September 2017 FIVE years ago today, 16-year-old Donny Govan…

Missing Donny Govan’s family vows: ‘We won’t give up looking’

Western Advocate, 31 August 2017 September 1 marks five long years for…

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