BREAKING NEWS Major update after missing woman, 34, disappeared from Sydney suburb over a week ago
A Sydney woman who disappeared over a week ago has been found after her worried friends begged the public for assistance.
Rachel Walker, 34, was last seen in Newtown, in the city's inner west at about 12pm on Tuesday, May 20.
Police were notified of her disappearance on Sunday when her family and friends were unable to contact or locate her.
'It's not like Rach not to be in contact for this length of time, we're all worried sick,' close friend Hannah told NewsWire earlier on Tuesday.
'Anyone with any info please contact the police as soon as possible.
'Rachel is so loved by so many people. We just want to know she's OK.'
Another friend shared the appeal for information on Facebook.
'I am super worried about her also... horrible news,' one wrote in the comments.
'Fingers crossed,' another said.
NSW Police said Ms Walker had been located in an update at 3.18pm on Tuesday.
'A 34-year-old woman reported missing from Newtown on Tuesday (20 May 2025) has been located,' a statement read.
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