Search resumes for missing teenager in Queensland bush
It's been 10 days since Pheobe Bishop was last seen, and police have appealed for public help to find her.
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Search efforts are ramping up for missing teenager Pheobe Bishop, with police combing a rural patch of bushland west of Bundaberg in Queensland.
It's been 10 days since the 17-year-old was last seen or heard from, on May 15.
The search for her resumed at Good Night Scrub national park this morning.
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Water, land, and air searches have been undertaken in recent days since police deemed the teen's disappearance suspicious.
Searchers have recovered a number of items of interest.
Police are appealing for anybody who has at the park on May 15 to get in touch, especially if they saw a grey Hyundai ix35.
The car is understood to be central to the investigation.
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Nobody has been arrested, but police continue to speak with a number of people who knew Pheobe.
Locals turned their verandah lights on for Bishop overnight, after a call-out on social media from Pheobe's mother overnight.
Her family say the teen would never go this long without getting in contact with them.
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