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

Hacking for humanity to help women grow and connect with technology

Generosity Magazine, 23 March 2017 MPAN provides support to family and loved…

Global non-profit Girls in Tech teams up with REA Group to host its first Hacking for Humanity event in Melbourne

Smart Company, 28 February 2017 Claire Bourke, Australia Post General Manager of Technology…

Vodafone introduces new ‘missing persons’ bill policy

Vodafone, 6 December 2016 Vodafone has introduced a new dedicated “missing persons” policy…

60 Minutes Update: The Missing

60 Minutes, 2016 It’s an alarming and surprising statistic: every hour four…

Money from ‘Find Rye Hunt’ campaign to help search for another missing Tasmanian

ABC, 6 October 2016 Funds donated by the family of Rye Hunt…

Donations to GoFundMe campaign for Rye Hunt to benefit Speak Up! Stay Chatty and Missing Persons Advocacy Network

Mercury, 5 October 2016 The incredible generosity shown to a Tasmanian family…

#FindRye campaign donates massive amount to Australian charities

WA Today, 5 October 2016 The family and friends of Australian man…

Townsville siblings on mission at Magnetic Island Race Week

my.sailing.com.au, 5 September 2016 “We want to do the Sydney Hobart in…

Daniel O’Keeffe: A mysterious disappearance that turned to tragedy

The Age, 22 May 2016 It is a special kind of torture that ravages…

Jen’s Journey to Hobart

Star 106.3 When Jen was 12 years old her Dad went missing,…

Loren O’Keeffe: “I still forget that Dan’s not missing any more.”

Mamamia, 22 August 2016 When you wake up on the day your…

Missing person advocates push to expand search into online ‘blank space’

ABC News, 21 March 2016 Australia should follow the lead of countries…

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