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Box of unknown ashes found in Noosa Heads

The item is described as a box containing unknown ashes.

Noosa Heads Police are searching for the rightful owner of property that was located on 1 October on the Park Boardwalk on Noosa Parade at Noosa Heads.

The item is described as a box containing unknown ashes.

If this item of property belongs to you, please contact Noosa Heads Police Station on 5440 8111 and quote reference QP2301765572.

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