"Some of the investigations to this point would indicate that some of the people we've been dealing with may be not telling us the whole truth," he said. You can find out more about our policy and your choices, including how to opt-out "This service may include material from Agence France-Presse (AFP), APTN, Reuters, AAP, CNN and the BBC World Service which is copyright and cannot be reproduced.UK Government under pressure to dump 'misogynist' Abbott from trade roleAustralian prisoner says Chinese authorities 'can abuse' him, demands day in courtThe case for COVID-19 'zero': Former health chief says 'smarter, longer' restrictions needed Murderer won't be released without Australia's consent, Afghanistan saysCoronavirus update: New Zealand's Helen Clark to co-chair COVID-19 enquiryQueensland vet believed to be among two Australians missing after ship capsizedMt Isa community in shock 'outgoing and gifted' vet was on board missing ship'I've made that plain to the PM': WA snubs push to set border end date'They were terrible times': How Australians remember the 1990s recessionHotel guests about to check out had coronavirus, Victoria's hotel quarantine inquiry hearsAnalysis: 'Nothing else comes close': Six graphs that explain Australia's recessionRecords tumble as Panthers close in on NRL minor premiershipCassandra received a $26,000 Centrelink debt notice in October. AMBER ALERT: Girl, 11, missing from Gold Coast. GOLD Coast police will be on high alert in case of terrorist attack on Anzac Day, with record crowds expected to attend commemorative services. "The child has got a complex history so there are reasons as to why it's taken some time to go with an amber alert," he said. The girl had previously been the subject of a missing-persons appeal after she was seen leaving her Main Beach home at 8.30pm on Tuesday, August 18. Sorry we couldn't find a match for that, please try again
"We ask her if she's watching or listening, come out, come home," Superintendent Smith said. Alerts can be issued for a variety of reasons including requesting the public's assistance in the safe recovery of an abducted or high-risk missing child (Amber Alert), or where the QPS needs to communicate something quickly to the community. Police have issued an amber alert for a missing Gold Coast girl.They have been looking for 11-year-old Laine-Ella Hyland, who was last seen at a Southport address on Monday, August 24.She is about 150 centimetres tall, slim, with shoulder-length blonde hair and blue eyes.Police have serious concerns for her welfare and are seeking public assistance.Gold Coast regional crime coordinator Detective Superintendent Brendan Smith said Laine-Ella was last seen in the early hours of August 19 and police were concerned for her safety. "We want this child back safe that's all we're concerned about. A NOTE ABOUT RELEVANT ADVERTISING: We collect information about the content (including ads) you use across this site and use it to make both advertising and content more relevant to you on our network and other sites. She'd been receiving payments for five yearsNumbers 'not as low' as officials would like as Victoria records 113 new coronavirus cases'Sorry for my bimbo moment': Woman arrested live on Facebook thought she 'was being kidnapped'UK Government under pressure to dump 'misogynist' Abbott from trade roleThe case for COVID-19 'zero': Former health chief says 'smarter, longer' restrictions needed Queensland vet believed to be among two Australians missing after ship capsizedCassandra received a $26,000 Centrelink debt notice in October.
"She's out there somewhere, someone knows where she is and there's people obviously actively assisting her.
Amber alert issued for 11-year-old girl missing from a Gold Coast address . WATCH VIDEO OF … "Superintendent Smith said they believed she originally ran away from home after a disagreement with her mother.