Australia AUSTRALIA - 4YO AUGUST (GUS) Missing from rural family home in Outback, Yunta, South Australia, 27th Sept 2025

  • #201
Taken from the reporter on this news video…. she said that Major Crime Police were back at the property today, despite denials of any foul play.

The Advertiser (3 hours ago) said Major Crimes attended on Wednesday as part of normal police procedure and had returned to Adelaide.

Also, a victim contact officer is providing professional support to the family.

And Robert Head - owner of Bobby’s China Bar, a mobile food van - has come from Peterborough. He and his staff have been donating burgers and sandwiches for the search volunteers.

 
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Perhaps similar looking. Except your link says Oakvale station is "162km to Yunta" - and it is reported that the station where Gus lives is about 40km south of Yunta.


Eg:
August, also known as “Gus”, was last seen playing in sand at his family’s sheep station, about 40km south of Yunta, about 5pm on Saturday.

 
  • #204
Yeah, I think Oak Park Station is probably the real name of the property. Google Maps seems wrong about the Oak Vale Station name

It looks like some news outlets were calling this the Oak Park Station Search but have since redacted the name. If you search for Oak Park Station Search you will find all the articles though
 
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  • #205
Can we link to google maps? There are 2 'dwellings' in close proximity on Oak Park Road. "Oak Vale Station" and another.
 
  • #206
32.84096° S, 139.60374° E in Google Maps matches the photos on the previous page (roof, water tanks, outbuildings, etc)

Google Maps currently calls this Oak Vale Station but I think the name is wrong and it is really Oak Park Station
 
  • #207
32.84096° S, 139.60374° E in Google Maps matches the photos on the previous page (roof, water tanks, outbuildings, etc)
Could that be another dwelling or more farm buildings to the SW?

32°50'27.5"S 139°36'13.5"E
 
  • #208
Then there's this, a few hundred meters away, where the is blurred out for some reason?

-32.84720751432094, 139.59191609382634
 
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32.84096° S, 139.60374° E in Google Maps
 
  • #210
Have you been there? It might look flat from satellite images etc but it’s not that straightforward on the ground by any means. The landscape undulates, there are dry creeks, rises, caves & vegetation. It’s not like looking out at a flat ocean horizon or paddock used for cropping.
Yes I have worked at a station nearby in my younger years. It's not hard search country compared to some other unpopulated parts of the country. Sure there are some kinda hidden places, but not many within the search zone and they would of been checked already.

The station owners and those that work or have worked there would know of mine shafts and any places not visible from the air.

I'm really doubting he is out there.
 
  • #211
Could that be another dwelling or more farm buildings to the SW?

32°50'27.5"S 139°36'13.5"E
it would appear to be so.

Perhaps he could've wandered to that building thinking it was his home.
 

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  • #212
Yes I have worked at a station nearby in my younger years. It's not hard search country compared to some other unpopulated parts of the country. Sure there are some kinda hidden places, but not many within the search zone and they would of been checked already.

The station owners and those that work or have worked there would know of mine shafts and any places not visible from the air.

I'm really doubting he is out there.
Could be in a dam. There are lots of dams.
 
  • #213
There is also another building SW of the other building
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-32.84707720945644, 139.59094512917608
 
  • #214
Thinking there is more to this than meets the eye. One footprint. Where are the others?. Looks fairly sparce and visible so something is not making sense in my opinion. Where is the mother and father?

Footprints degrade rapidly in sandy soils. It's really amazing that they found even one.
 
  • #215
There is also another building SW of the other buildingView attachment 617818
-32.84707720945644, 139.59094512917608

Thank you for this. Could you kindly add a shot of -32.84720751432094, 139.59191609382634 (The blurred building) which is also close by. I'm rubbish at that kind of thing unfortunately.
 
  • #216
Footprints degrade rapidly in sandy soils. It's really amazing that they found even one.
Especially since I think it's been mentioned that it's been quite windy the past few days? So it wouldn't take long at all for another layer of sand/dust to blow over a fresh footprint
 
  • #217
Thank you for this. Could you kindly add a shot of -32.84720751432094, 139.59191609382634 (The blurred building) which is also close by. I'm rubbish at that kind of thing unfortunately.
I'm unable to make the image less blurry, but here
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  • #218
I'm unable to make the image less blurry, but hereView attachment 617820

Thanks so much. It just puts a different perspective on the 'remote' position for me. I mean, I realise it IS remote but I hadn't realised until now there could be other dwellings so close by.

ETA
I believe you can request a blur on google maps for privacy reasons.
 
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Thanks so much. It just puts a different perspective on the 'remote' position for me. I mean, I realise it IS remote but I hadn't realised until now there were other dwellings so close by.
It leads me to believe there is a good chance he could've wandered to one of the nearby homesteads with the assumption that it has his home
 
  • #220
Thanks so much. It just puts a different perspective on the 'remote' position for me. I mean, I realise it IS remote but I hadn't realised until now there were other dwellings so close by.

ETA
I believe you can request a blur on google maps for privacy reasons.

I don't think the other buildings are dwellings. From the photos I have seen in recent articles they look more like equipment sheds and shearing sheds.

imo
 

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