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The Australian federal police has released images of distinctive clothing items as part of an ongoing investigation into child abuse and is seeking any information the community might have about them.

A former Sydney childcare worker, 35, has been charged with 329 child abuse offences allegedly committed between 2009 and 2025.

The images, allegedly located on electronic devices seized as part of the investigation, have been shared in hopes the items could be recognised by parents, carers or the general public.

They include a dinosaur puffer jacket, shorts with a blue pattern, a T-shirt with an animal pattern and a two-tone T-shirt.

AFP detective acting inspector Emmanuel Tsardoulias said:

double quotation mark We understand this week’s news about Operation Moonbi has been tough for members of our community. The abuse of trust we allege has occurred is confronting.

Any information, big or small, may assist the victim identification process. We encourage anyone who has information to please contact the [local contact point] on 02 9765 1000.