The family of Jordan Kelly will fly from New Zealand today to join the search for the 26-year-old who went missing on Saturday while paddling a surf ski in Moreton Bay.
Jordan Kelly, 26, was attempting to cross the notoriously dangerous South Passage Bar with friend Jack McDonald, 28, when he went missing off Stradbroke Island in Queensland.
The 26-year-old surf skier missing in ‘hazardous’ conditions in Moreton Bay since Saturday has been identified as members of his family fly from New Zealand to join the search operation.
Tribute to missing skateboarder Trent Riley draws hundreds to the Valley
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A tribute to Trent Riley, the young man who went missing after a solo fishing trip in Moreton Bay, brought hundreds of people to The Fortitude Music Hall to remember the “most incredible human on the planet”.
About 500 family and friends rallied on Thursday in memory of the 26-year-old avid skateboarder, who was believed to have fallen overboard from his tinny on the trip last month.
Family and friends of missing man Trent Riley gather in Fortitude Valley to remember the 26-year-old.
Mr Riley was declared missing about 3.30pm on April 14, sparking a large land and air search by water police, the coast guard, family, friends and members of the community. A Facebook group dedicated to co-ordinating the public search for Mr Riley has more than 11,000 members. Police search for Trent Riley in Moreton Bay. Picture: 9 News Queensland Over more than a week, hundreds of people joined the search from the Port of Brisbane to search Moreton Bay and Mud Island for signs of Mr Riley. The family called off the search on Anzac Day. His brother Shannon Riley said in a video posted to Facebook on Sunday that calling off the search was the hardest thing he had done in his life.