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Breaking: Search underway for 11yo boy missing near Victoria's Broken River

Breaking: Search underway for 11yo boy missing near Victoria's Broken River
ABC Australia Tuesday 03 November 2026, 00:26 UTC By Charmaine Manuel 1 min read
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A major search is underway for a missing 11-year-old boy near the Broken River in Shepparton, in Victoria's north. It is understood the boy went missing while swimming with friends in the area. Police, SES and Search and Rescue crews are on scene searching the area near Archer Street.

A major search is underway for a missing 11-year-old boy near the Broken River in Shepparton, in Victoria's north. It is understood the boy went missing while swimming with friends in the area. Police, SES and Search and Rescue crews are on scene searching the area near Archer Street. Loading
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