A $500,000 reward is on offer for information that solves the case of a young Indigenous woman’s disappearance more than a decade ago.
Mother-of-two Allison Bernard was last seen at Archer River Quarry in Far North Queensland at 11pm on February 10 in 2013.
The 23-year-old had been seen at the Exchange Hotel in Coen before she disappeared.
She was expected to travel to Kowanyama but she never arrived.
A large-scale search was carried out in the area at the time, while another in 2021 used drones and new camera technology, but no trace of Bernard has ever been found.
Bernard is described as First Nations, about 155cm tall with a slim build and brown hair.
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Detective Superintendent Sonia Smith said police remained determined to find Bernard.
“We will not give up,” Smith said.
“Ms Bernard’s disappearance has had a devastating impact on this community and together we won’t stop until we find answers.
“We would like to thank the local community who continues to support our ongoing investigations and urge members of the public to continue spreading the word – anyone with information should immediately contact police.”
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