Police say the death of Queensland mother Payge Leembruggen, 31, is being treated as “non-suspicious” after her body was found near a popular beach.

Her body is reported to have been discovered on Tuesday in sand dunes near North Wall Beach in Mackay by a dog walker. Multiple outlets describe police delivering a major update indicating there is no immediate suggestion of foul play. The West Australian and PerthNow both report the case is not being investigated as suspicious, reflecting a police position that the death does not appear to involve criminal activity.

Other reporting adds context from family statements, including that there are reportedly no traces of injuries on her body. While outlets agree on the overall police assessment and the location and circumstances of the discovery, they differ in emphasis—some focus on the police classification of the death, while others include details about the family’s observations. Authorities continue to process the incident and determine the cause of death.