The 50-year-old was found safe and well around 3pm Friday afternoon.
She was last seen about midnight on Thursday walking into bushland in Yamanto.
Police thanked the public for their assistance. INITIAL, 12pm: Police are appealing for public assistance in the search for a missing Yamanto woman.
Pearl Green, 50, was last seen around midnight on Thursday walking into bushland north of Saleyards Rd.
She has not been seen since.
Police and SES volunteers are now conducting a search of the bushland.
Ms Green is described as caucasian in appearance, around 170cm tall and of a slim build.
She was last seen wearing dark blue denim shorts, a white T-shirt and light blue backpack.
Two people were charged with unrelated offences of dangerous operation of a motor vehicle.
One was detected travelling at speeds of over 140km/h in a 100 km/h zone.
According to Department of Transport and Main Roads, the driver likely recieved a $1245 fine, the loss of eight dermit points and six month suspension from driving.
Another driver attempted to evade police in a separate incident.
The suspect was taken into custody moments later.
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MOTORISTS travelling on Ipswich roads for New Year’s Eve celebrations appeared to have been mostly well behaved.
Over the past 24-hours, police undertook 857 random breath tests and 12 drug driving tests.
A QPS spokesman said three of the blood alcohol tests returned positive readings.
Initial tests found one person to be driving with drugs in their system.
Further tests are underway to determine if the result was correct.
All drivers were later taken into police custody. ipswich drink and drug drivers
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