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Police post $1m reward 50 years after Eloise disappeared from bedroom

Police are hoping to find new information in the case of Eloise Worledge. (Supplied: Victoria Police)

Eloise Worledge, an eight-year-old schoolgirl, went missing from her home in the Melbourne bayside suburb of Beaumaris on January 13, 1976.

Half a century on, police have upped their initial reward for information on the infamous case from $10,000 to $1 million. 

Police hope the reward will encourage anyone who was reluctant to come forward previously to get in touch. 

Fifty years after eight-year-old girl Eloise Worledge went missing from her Melbourne bedroom, police have announced a $1 million reward for information regarding her disappearance.

But a family member says Eloise's loved ones' lives were changed forever when the young girl vanished from her Beaumaris home.

Last-ditch $1m reward to find girl missing for 50 years

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The family of a young girl missing for 50 years say they have suffered a lifetime of pain and grief, as police announce a big reward in a last-ditch bid to find her.

Eloise Worledge was just eight years old when she went missing on January 13, 1976, and police say thousands of searches and interviews have done little to track her down.

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