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Human remains found in Tasmanian wilderness 'likely' those of Celine Cremer

Police have provided their strongest statement yet that human bones found in the Tasmanian wilderness are likely those of missing Belgian tourist Celine Cremer.

They say human remains recently found in the Arthur River have been "provisionally identified" as belonging to Ms Cremer.

Despite "likely" belonging to Ms Cremer, it will be up to a coroner to make an official ruling.

Human remains found in the Arthur River have been "provisionally identified" as those of missing Belgian backpacker Celine Cremer, according to Tasmania Police.

Commander Nathan Johnston said expert reports had "provided compelling evidence" that remains recently discovered in the area were likely to be those of Ms Cremer.

Celine Cremer: ‘compelling evidence’ human remains found in Tasmania belong to missing Belgian backpacker

Hiker disappeared in June 2023, aged 31, after departing for a walk near Cradle Mountain

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Tasmania police have confirmed remains found near the state’s Philosopher Falls last month have been provisionally identified as those of missing Belgian tourist Celine Cremer.

Police said on Friday morning that expert reports had provided “compelling evidence” that the remains were likely hers, extending their condolences to her family, who have have been awaiting confirmation of the remains since being alerted to the discovery.

Cremer was last seen on 17 June 2023 near Cradle Mountain. The 31-year-old was reported missing by her family nine days later, sparking a major search involving police and SES ground crews, specialist swift water rescue personnel, drones and a helicopter.

Human remains found in Tasmanian wilderness 'provisionally identified' as missing backpacker

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Human remains found in search for missing snorkeller in WA

Human remains have been found on a beach north of where the 32-year-old went missing. (ABC News: Lauren Smith)

Human remains believed to be a 32-year-old snorkeller who went missing on New Year's Day have washed ashore north of Ledge Point on WA's coastline.

The man was snorkelling for crayfish in the ocean off Ledge Point Beach, about 100 kilometres north of Perth, in a group of four divers.

Authorities said the missing man's friends raised the alarm around 3pm on Thursday after he became separated from them, prompting a search from volunteer marine rescue groups, local fisherman and water police.

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