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Queensland Police
New Zealander Tane Huffman went swimming alone in the Brisbane River near Kholo Creek and never returned.
They are looking for a Kiwi man who went swimming in the Brisbane River on Saturday and never returned home.
New Zealander Tane Huffman went swimming alone in the river near Kholo Creek in Brisbane between 10.30am and 11am (local time), according to a police statement.
A massive search by land, air and water began on Sunday after his disappearance was reported.
“Although he is believed to be a good swimmer, the police are concerned for his safety as he has not contacted his family, he has not returned to the rural property where he and his family are staying and he suffers a medical condition, “the statement said.
“Police and SES personnel: on foot, by boat and in vehicles, including ATVs [all-terrain vehicles] – The search began today after Tane was reported missing to the police this morning. Polair will assist in the search today.
“Tane is described as Caucasian, tall, with a thin build, long beard and was only wearing swimming shorts when he was last seen.”
Residents near Kholo Creek have been asked to search their properties and yards for any traces of the man.
“Anyone with information or sightings of Tane is asked to immediately contact the police.”
