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Hadley and Mailey, 11-year-old children from South Sydney, New South Wales, have been reported missing. Let’s see more details about what happened to Hadley and Mayley.

Where were Hadley and Mayley last seen?

The siblings, ages 11 and 8, were last seen on January 18, 2023 in Ross Creek. The children are believed to be in Victoria or southern NSW and may be traveling in a black 2013 Ford Territory with registration 1AD7YH.

Police are concerned for their welfare due to their age. 9News Sydney broke the news on social media about the missing child in New South Wales.

#MISSING: Police are urgently searching for Hedley, 11, and Maylee, 8, last seen Jan. 18 in Ross Creek.

Anyone with information on their whereabouts or who spots them is urged to contact Ballarat Police Station on (03) 5336 6000. #9News pic.twitter.com/P7CieF9XoH

— 9News Melbourne (@9NewsMelb) January 21, 2023

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Police are urgently looking for 11-year-old Hadley and 8-year-old Maylee, who were last seen on January 18 in Ross Creek. Because of the youth’s age, this is very concerning for both the parents and the police department. Everyone wants to get the kids back in good shape and safe.

Police are concerned for their welfare due to their age. The children’s family were particularly concerned about the welfare of the young children.

Anyone with contact information

Police are asking the public for assistance. The above details include identification. So people are encouraged to share their thoughts on anything related to Hadley and Mayley’s disappearance.

Anyone with information on their whereabouts or who spots them is urged to contact Ballarat Police Station on (03) 5336 6000.

NSW Missing Persons Register

The Missing Persons Register (MPR), which was established in July 2019, is responsible for the management of both unidentified bodies and human remains, as well as any missing persons report in NSW. Although it has a team of investigators and analysts, the MPR usually reviews each case and assists the police in the field, rather than conducting missing persons investigations.

Missing Persons in NSW

In NSW, 28 people go missing on average every day. The majority of people are discovered relatively soon, while about 1% remain unknown for a long time.

Any person missing for more than 90 days qualifies as “Long Term” under federal law. A total of 9,799 missing persons reports were made in NSW in 2020. 18 of them have been made in the long term and 12 have not yet been resolved.

173 missing persons reached 90 days without 20 people still missing in 2016, 173 missing persons reached 90 days without 24 people still missing in 2017, and 115 missing persons reached 90 days without 30 people still missing in 2018. 127 missing persons reached 90 days without 29 people still missing in 2019.

According to the 2020 reports

2020 – 12 people are still missing, making 18 missing persons cases 90 days old. About 47% of the 9,799 missing in 2020 were men and 52% were women. Adults made up approximately 63% of reports, with children making up 36%. The MPR handles both cases from 1945 and those involving missing persons today. In total, there were 769 long-term missing persons in NSW in 2019, but by the end of 2020 there were only 757.

Respond on social media

Tina Lynn posted

Comments indicate that these children have gone missing before. Whatever happens, they need to be found and hopefully when they are, the people around them will make sure they are safe and make a happy life for them.

Rebecca posted

Again, this is the second time these poor babies have gone missing.

Shine The Light “Missing Persons” Australia share the message to find the kids soon.

Have you seen Hadley and Mayley? The siblings, ages 11 and 8, were last seen on January 18, 2023 in Ross Creek. It is possible for children to travel in a black 2013 Ford Territory, Reg 1AD7YH. Police are concerned for their welfare due to their age. It is believed the children may be in regional Victoria or southern New South Wales. Anyone with information on their whereabouts or who spots Hadley and Mayley is urged to contact Ballarat Police Station on (03) 5336 6000.

Please share so these children are found quickly, the more awareness the better. Please keep sharing this and help the children get back to their parents safely.

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