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- Traffic Crash Appeal in Belmont, QLD
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- Appeal to locate missing elderly couple from Tweed Heads
- Police Appeal To Locate Woman Missing From Westmead 27 September
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- Australian Prime Minister Doorstop – Sydney 26 September
- Assistant Minister White opinion piece, The Mercury Newspaper – 26 September 2026
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