Not sure where else to post this.
I've come into the possession of a longboard found on Pine Mountain Rd in Carindale on Monday, probably en route to (or from) the Gateway motorway.
If you lost one, or know someone that did, shoot me a message.
Cheers!

OK - what's next?
What do I do with a board that someone has lost?

I've got it posted here (obviously). It's also posted in 'lost and found' on Gumtree. I couldn't find a functional lost and found on Facebook (I would have thought FB marketplace would have a lost and found section.... but not one I could find).

If I google 'lost longboard', I get a million hits for Lost brand surfboards.

I assume the next step is to report it to the police - my bad for not having done so already - I just feel like they maybe have more important things to worry about. In reality, I've answered my own question here, haven't I? But to be honest, I would have concerns about how they might store it - will it get more damaged than it already is from falling off a vehicle.....
But yes, I've answered my own question. I'll take to the local police station as soon as I get a chance.
Ignore me for now.

Finally took it to the local Police station (office hours are not conducive to the working public dropping by).
Interestingly, the officer I dealt with was teetering on just letting me take it - I was not comfortable with that.
Apparently their hold time is 30 days. We'll see in 30 days if I become the official owner of the board.... Then I'll post pics, then half the crew on here will pop up with 'hey, that's my board!'.

Your a DAM good man Dammed

Just trying to do the right thing. Best case scenario, it gets reunited with the owner. Second best scenario, I get to keep it ??
Needs a couple of repairs, but is an interesting design that I'd be keen to surf. Also a nice looking board that'd make a decent wall hanger.