Police double reward for information about missing mum Angie Fuller, who vanished in outback in 2023

A reward for information about a missing mum who vanished in the Northern Territory outback has been doubled.

Angie Fuller, now 33, was last seen driving along Tanami Rd at Burt Plain, 15km west from the Stuart Highway intersection near Alice Springs on January 9, 2023.

She was allegedly involved in an incident with another vehicle and has not been seen since.

The remote track is a major road corridor through Central Australia for Aboriginal communities, mining and tourism that links Alice Springs and Halls Creek in Western Australia.

A search covered 380sq km but failed to locate Ms Fuller despite extensive efforts by authorities.

Detective Superintendent Drew Slap said her family had been deprived of answers for almost three years.

“The major crime squad have been investigating Angie’s disappearance since 2023, and the circumstances surrounding her movements on January 9 remain suspicious,” he said.

“We know people have information about what happened to Angie, and there is now $500,000 available for anyone who provides information that results in our detectives locating her.

“The Northern Territory Police Force will not stop investigating until Angie is found, it is as simple as that.”

Ms Fuller has Asian heritage, is about 165cm tall, has a medium build with long black hair.

She was last seen wearing a black T-shirt and beige skirt.

A reward of $250,000 was first announced in October 2023.