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Police reveal evidence may have been moved from Good Night Scrub area in search for Pheobe

Police are seeking public assistance to locate 17-year-old Pheobe Bishop who was reported missing from Bundaberg on Thursday morning, 15 May. (Supplied)

Specialists police, including the Dog Squad, are working alongside aerial assets and the SES in the continued search for missing […]

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