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

Mural of missing teen Siriyakorn ‘Bung’ Siriboon created in Hosier Lane

Herald Sun, 6 August 2017 For six years, the family of Boronia…

Welcome home: Here’s why we need to hear from missing persons who return

SBS, 4 August 2017 The first week of August marks National Missing…

Life for family of missing Melbourne man Tej Chitnis a ‘constant nightmare’

SBS, 31 July 2017 More than a year after Tej Chitnis disappeared…

The Unmissables: Bringing back the human stories of missed loved ones

ABC News, 28 April 2017 A Hobart family is using art to…

Making the missing unmissable

ABC RN, 26 April 2017 New murals are going up on the…

Missing Persons Advocacy partners families of missing people with artists and journalists to help make the missing ‘unmissable’

Mumbrella, 21 April 2017 “Collaborating with other creative communities on a project…

Rye Hunt’s legacy supports Tasmanian missing persons

The Mercury, 22 April 2017 Ms O’Keefe said The Unmissables aimed to…

We reimagined missing persons posters with help from the world’s best artists and writers to make them the ‘Unmissables’

Funny Acorn, 9 April 2017 The search for the long term missing…

Using Art to Humanise Missing Persons Cases

Creators, 12 April 2017 A new art project is reimagining the way we…

The Unmissables: Artists, writers and families collaborating to find missing loved ones

SBS, 10 April 2017 Indian-origin man Tej Chitnis went missing from his…

One year on, “there are too many questions, but no answers at all” – Jayant Chitnis

SBS, 12 April 2017 Tej Chitnis went missing from Melbourne on April…

Unmissable artworks to help find lost loved ones

The Age, 9 April 2017 What do you miss when someone isn’t…

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