Day 7: Ground search turns up nothing in hunt for Elisa Curry

Almost a week since Melbourne mum Elisa Curry went missing from her family's Aireys Inlet holiday home there has been no sign of the 43-year-old.

Police have revealed they have completely stumped by the case and have no leads.

Police have traced her movements to about 10.30pm on the Saturday before she vanished.

It is understood Ms Curry watched the AFL Grand Final with a friend at her beach house, and then had a visit from the neighbours.

After the neighbours left, the female neighbour returned and had a conversation with Ms Curry police have said was personal in nature.

At 10pm, the neighbour left and has said Ms Curry appeared to be going to bed.

A Current Affair revealed yesterday, Ms Curry closed down her Facebook account in the days before her disappearance

READ MORE: Missing Melbourne mum closed Facebook account days before vanishing

These are the key events in the nearly seven day search for Elisa Curry.

Day 1: A neighbour sees her get into bed after stopping by about 10.30pm on Saturday September 30

Day 2: Family return to the Aireys Inlet holiday home and report her missing, sparking a search

Day 3: The family dog is found at a neighbouring property as the search continues

Day 4: Husband David Curry makes an emotional plea for his wife to come home and for anyone with information to contact police

Day 5: Police scale back the search which has proven unsuccessful

Day 6: Investigators reveal Ms Curry had a "personal" conversation with her neighbour on Saturday night

Day 7: Authorities spend a final day doing a ground search