Police Seek Help To Locate Stolen Vehicles Across Far North

The Queensland Police Service (QPS) are appealing for public assistance to help locate a number of vehicles stolen across Far North Queensland in the past month, as part of the latest Vehicle Watch update.

According to Queensland Police, at least 69 vehicles have been reported stolen across the region so far in January, with the same number recorded for the year to date. In comparison, 808 vehicles were stolen across the Far North in 2025.

Among the most recent thefts is a blue 2009 Audi A6-C7, Queensland registration 102OX8, stolen from Woree on 25 January. A silver 2018 Toyota Corolla, registration 756XXC, was also stolen from Atherton on the same day.

Police are also searching for a silver 2011 Hyundai i20, registration 635ZNQ, stolen from White Rock on 23 January, and a blue 2008 Hyundai Getz, registration 504ZNQ, stolen from Westcourt on 24 January.

Several other vehicles, including cars, dual cab utilities, motorcycles, quad bikes and a campervan, have been reported stolen from locations including Cairns City, Thursday Island, Babinda, Mareeba and Gordonvale throughout January and late December.

QPS have recently launched an Active Stolen Vehicle Public Portal, allowing members of the public to view up-to-date information about stolen vehicles.

Authorities are reminding residents to take simple steps to reduce the risk of vehicle theft, including removing valuables from vehicles, ensuring vehicles are locked, not leaving spare keys inside cars, securing keys out of sight, and making sure homes are properly secured.

Anyone with information that may assist police is urged to contact Policelink via the online suspicious activity form at police.qld.gov.au/reporting. Information can also be provided anonymously through Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or online at crimestoppersqld.com.au.

Anyone contacting police is asked to quote reference numbers QP2600169582, QP2600158919, QP2600146527 or QP2600151299.

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