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Apr 1, 2021 | Community, Crime

Police searching for missing Logan Central girl

  • Rod Stephen is a former television journalist and has worked as Foreign Editor for the Seven Network, Australian Bureau Chief for TV3 New Zealand, UK correspondent for Seven and ABC radio and as a producer for Reuters TV in London as well as SBS in Sydney and Melbourne before returning to Brisbane to work at 4BC.

Police are seeking public assistance to help locate a 14-year-old girl  who’s been missing from her Logan Central home since last Friday.

She was last seen around 8am before leaving for school and hasn’t contacted her family since then.

The teenager is described as 170cm tall of Pacific Islander appearance with a medium build , brown hair and brown eyes.

Police are appealing for the girl or anyone with further information to contact police.

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