Desperate search for pregnant mum and her three sons missing from Campbelltown

The mother and her three sons, aged between 5 and 10, were reported missing on Sunday afternoon. Family and police hold serious concerns for their welfare.

A desperate search is underway for a pregnant mother and her three children who have gone missing from Sydney’s southwest.

Elizabeth Harpley and her three sons, aged between 5 and 10, were reported missing at 3pm on Sunday after they were last seen at Koskigaya Park, Campbelltown, at about 2pm.

Elizabeth Harpley is believed to be in the company of a 49-year-old man and may be travelling in a red jeep.

Christopher Harpley, aged nine, is one of the missing boys

Family and police hold serious concerns for their welfare, as the children live with conditions which require medication, which they do not currently have in their possession.

Elizabeth is heavily pregnant and white, with medium-length brown hair. She was last seen wearing jeans, a black T-shirt and a cardigan.

Police believe they are in the company of a 49-year-old man who is known to the family.

They may be travelling in a red Jeep with the Queensland registration plates 061 VKM.

10-year-old Mathew Harpley is missing alongside his mother and brothers.

Mitchell Devine-Harpley, five years old, is also missing.

Mathew, aged 10, has a slim build and short, blond, curly hair. He was last seen wearing blue jeans and a dark green hooded jumper.

Christopher, aged 9, has the same physical appearance, but was wearing blue jeans with a brown hooded jumper.

Mitchell, aged five, has a slim build and short, blond, wavy hair. He was last seen wearing dark blue jeans and a yellow T-shirt.

They are known to frequent the areas of Campbelltown and Wollongong in NSW, and Pullenvale in Queensland.

Police are urging anyone who sights Elizabeth or the children to contact triple-0 (000) immediately.

Originally published as Desperate search for pregnant mum and her three sons missing from Campbelltown