Police appeal to identify woman found in central Auckland
Friday 2 October 2026 · 2 outlets · 2 reports · updated 
Police are seeking public assistance to identify a woman found in central Auckland on Monday. After concerns were raised regarding her welfare, she was taken to Auckland City Hospital for care. Officers have exhausted all lines of inquiry to establish her identity.
Key facts
5 facts
- The woman was found in central Auckland on a Monday.
- She is receiving care at Auckland City Hospital.
- The woman is estimated to be in her late 30s to mid-40s.
- She was wearing a black jacket, purple pants, and pink jandals.
- The police reference number for the case is P067776096.
The full story
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Police are seeking public assistance to identify a woman found in central Auckland after concerns were raised regarding her welfare. Officers were notified about the woman on Monday, and she was subsequently taken to Auckland City Hospital.
The woman is estimated to be between her late 30s and mid-40s. When she was located, she was wearing pink jandals, purple pants, and a black jacket.
Authorities have consulted various agencies and community organisations throughout the week but have not been able to confirm her name or residence. "Despite these extensive efforts we have been unable to confirm her identity," a spokesperson said.
Police believe the woman may be known to people in the Auckland CBD. Anyone with information is asked to contact police via 105 using the reference number P067776096.
Compiled from reports by NZ Herald and Stuff.