Queensland Police reveal new information in case of missing regional Queensland woman Tayla Spies

New information has come to light surrounding the movements of a missing regional Queensland mother, who hasn’t been seen or heard from since February 2. Footage and update here.

Queensland Police are calling on the public for dashcam footage as part of the investigation into a missing regional Queensland mother.

New information in the disappearance of 29-year-old Tayla Spies has revealed the young woman left a hotel in Dalby about 8am on Sunday morning, travelling west towards Surat.

A QPS spokesman said her vehicle was last seen at the intersection of Burrowes and Cordelia streets in Surat about 11.10am, with police having conducted aerial searches of the area as part of Operation Xray Spa.

Initial reports indicated she was last seen on Sunday, February 2, between the hours of 10am and 1pm travelling along the Carnarvon Highway south of Roma in a white 2017 Toyota HiLux.

Investigators are now asking anyone who was travelling between the Dalby, Surat and surrounding areas between the hours of 10.30am and 12.30pm on February 2 to check their dash-camera footage.

Tayla is described as caucasian, with brown shoulder length hair, blue eyes, slim build and approximately 170cms tall, and has the word KARMA tattooed across her chest.

Police are seeking urgent public assistance to help locate a 28-year-old woman missing from the Roma and Dalby areas since February 2, 2025.,, Tayla Spies (pictured below) was last seen travelling along the Carnarvon Highway, just south of the Condamine turn-off heading towards Roma between the hours of 10am and 1pm, on Sunday afternoon February 2.

She was last seen wearing a fluorescent pink long sleeve shirt and light-coloured shorts.

Police are seeking urgent public assistance to help locate a 28-year-old woman missing from the Roma and Dalby areas since February 2, 2025.,, Tayla Spies (pictured below) was last seen travelling along the Carnarvon Highway, just south of the Condamine turn-off heading towards Roma between the hours of 10am and 1pm, on Sunday afternoon February 2.

Investigators say the dual cab ute has a distinctive black bull bar and blacked-out wheels with a Queensland registration plate 559 GJ7.

Do you have any information?

If so, contact Policelink online, 24hrs per day, at www.police.qld.gov.au/reporting.

You can also report information anonymously by contacting Crime Stoppers, calling 1800 333 000 or reporting online at www.crimestoppersqld.com.au.

Give police the following reference number when speaking with police or making a report QP2500204203.

Originally published as Queensland Police reveal new information in case of missing regional Queensland woman Tayla Spies