The search for Melbourne mum Elisa Curry

THE CASE OF MISSING MELBOURNE MUM 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

THE SEARCH

* Police, CFA firefighters, State Emergency Service, and Bush Search and Rescue involved

* Areas covered include bushland, homes, vacant blocks, caravans, creeks, waterways and cliffs

* An avid runner, Ms Curry would make round trips of up to 40km, so the search initially had a 20km radius

* Search eventually narrowed to about 300m around the family holiday home, a stretch of coastline and nearby Painkalac Creek