Police in Western Australia have launched an urgent search for a 10-year-old boy who has been missing from Mandurah for more than a day, with authorities holding significant concerns for his welfare.
Disappearance Sparks Major Police Operation
Noah Ralph was last seen at approximately 5pm on Monday, 19 January 2026, at a residence on Cooper Street in Mandurah. He was reported missing to the Mandurah police the following day, Tuesday, prompting an immediate and extensive investigation.
Officers are pursuing multiple active lines of inquiry to trace the child's movements and current location. The circumstances surrounding his disappearance have led police to publicly state they hold genuine fears for his safety and wellbeing.
Description and Public Appeal
When he was last seen, Noah was wearing a distinctive outfit that may help members of the public identify him.
- A blue shirt
- Black shorts
- Black Nike brand shoes
Authorities are urging anyone who may have seen Noah since Monday afternoon, or who has any information—no matter how small it may seem—about his whereabouts to come forward immediately.
How to Assist the Search
The community's help is considered vital in locating Noah quickly and safely. Police have issued a direct plea to the public.
Anyone with information is asked to contact the police immediately on 131 444. Do not approach the child yourself, but instead inform the authorities of his location without delay.
The search for Noah Ralph remains the priority for local officers as they work around the clock to bring him home safely.
