Queensland teenager Stage Moore, 15, hasn’t been seen or heard from since last Tuesday
There are growing concerns for the safety and welfare of a Queensland teenager who has been missing for almost a week.
Stage Moore, 15, was last seen at a bus stop on Poinciana Avenue in Tewantin, a suburb of Noosa on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast at around 4pm last Tuesday (April 17).
Police hold concerns for her welfare due to her age.
‘The girl may also be travelling to or around the Noosa area,’ a Queensland Police statement said.
Stage is described as Caucasian with a slim build, fair skin, around 160cm tall with long blonde hair.
She was last seen wearing a grey T shirt and black high-waisted shorts.
Worried family and friends have spent the last few days distributing missing person posters around the Sunshine Coast.
‘Our thoughts and prayers are with Stage, her family and friends at this time,’ her school Good Shepherd Lutheran College posted on its Facebook page on Monday morning.
Stage’s mother Tracey Moore said her eldest daughter’s phone has been switched off and has not logged on to any social media since she disappeared.
Worried family and friends have spent the last few days distributing missing person posters around the Sunshine Coast
‘I just need to know she’s alive,’ Ms Moore told the Sunshine Coast Daily.
‘At this point I just want her to call someone, anyone and tell them that she’s okay.’
Stage caught the bus home from school with her two young sisters last Tuesday afternoon and phoned her mother to say they got home safely.
She also has two older brothers who live in Sydney.
‘She said ‘I love you’ and ‘see you after work,’ Ms Moore told the publication.
‘It’s not like we had a fight and she was angry. I don’t know what to do.’
Anyone who may have seen Stage or know her whereabouts is urged to call Policelink on 131 444 or CrimeStoppers on 1800 333 000.