Georgia Goodchild, aged 13, was last seen at a home on Waterloo Street, Tallawong, about 6.45am on Thursday (28 July 2022).
When she failed to return, officers attached to Riverstone Police Area Command were notified and commenced inquiries into her whereabouts.
Family and police hold concerns for Georgia’s welfare due to her age.
Georgia is described as being of Caucasian appearance, about 160cm tall, of slim build, with light brown hair.
It is not known what she was wearing at the time, may have been a dark coloured hooded jumper and track pants.
Georgia may be utilising public transport and frequents the Riverwood, Parklea, Parramatta and Westmead areas.
A geo-targeting SMS has been issued for the Newcastle area as police appeal for public assistance to locate a man missing from North Sydney.
Brian Dowsett, aged 71, was last seen boarding a north bound train at Lindfield Railway Station about 11.35am on Friday (29 July 2022).
Unable to be located since, Brian was reported missing to officers attached to North Shore Police Area Command, who commenced inquiries into his whereabouts.
Police have established Brian got off the train at Newcastle about 2.55pm on Friday and was last seen heading south towards Beresford Lane.
Police and family hold concerns for Brian’s welfare.
Brian is described as being of Caucasian appearance, approximately 170cm tall, of medium build, with short grey hair on the sides, and a grey beard and moustache.
As depicted, he was last seen wearing a long-sleeved navy jacket, dark tracksuit pants, and wearing a grey beanie and a face mask.
Andy Surabian, a national GOP strategist close to Trump’s political team, told NBC News the shake-up in the race and the DeVos family backing were game-changers for Dixon’s candidacy.
“Tudor has very much been the grassroots candidate throughout this entire race,” said Surabian, who has followed the race but is not working with any of the candidates. “She wasn’t viewed as a top-tier candidate for most of the race and the establishment mocked her campaign, but her raw natural talent won out and now she’s the front-runner.”
The closing days of the primary have been no less a gauntlet, though. The GOP candidates who are trailing Dixon, as well as Democrats who are invested in protecting their incumbent, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, have engaged in all-out efforts to stop her from winning the nomination.
Dixon, who took target practice in front of news cameras Saturday at a shooting range in Taylor, south of Detroit, said Trump called her with the endorsement news Friday evening as she was leaving a county fair.
Dixon’s opponents have tried to use the DeVos endorsement against her, framing the family as villainous insiders who have been insufficiently loyal to Trump. Betsy DeVos resigned from Trump’s Cabinet after the deadly Jan. 6 riot. More recently, she said she was among those who discussed invoking the 25th Amendment to remove Trump from office.
At debates, Soldano characterized Dixon as beholden to career politicians and the establishment. Rinke has put more than $1 million behind a TV ad that brands DeVos as a RINO, or "Republican in name only," while accusing Dixon of being propped up by “Never Trumpers.”
And in a letter sent Thursday, nine Trump-endorsed Michigan candidates pleaded with the former president not to side with the “establishment DeVos family.” The missive was widely seen as an attempt to prevent Trump from endorsing Dixon.
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