26 November 2025, 1:13 pm — South Australia Police (SAPOL) reported that the search for missing four-year-old Gus Lamont has entered its final stage. Police concluded inspections of multiple mine shafts and nearby areas at Oak Park Station, marking a significant step in the extensive operation to locate the child.
Authorities confirmed that all identified mine shafts within and around the property have now been thoroughly examined. The coordinated effort involved Special Tasks and Rescue (STAR) Group members, local officers, and specialist search teams, supported by family, volunteers, and community members from the surrounding region.
Investigators continue to follow every lead while keeping the family informed. SAPOL expressed appreciation for the public’s support and patience during this highly sensitive search.
“Every possible location has been checked with care and precision,” said a police spokesperson. “Our focus remains on finding Gus and bringing answers to his family.”
Gus Lamont was reported missing earlier in November after last being seen playing near his family’s property on Oak Park Station, a remote area of South Australia. The case has drawn widespread community concern and participation.
Author’s summary: Police completed inspecting all known mine shafts at Oak Park Station in their ongoing search for missing boy Gus Lamont, continuing efforts to locate him safely.