Information that leads to the arrest of an accused double murderer will net a $1 million reward, as police plead for public help to find the nation's most wanted man.

Dezi Freeman remains on the run after allegedly shooting two officers during a deadly confrontation at Porepunkah, about 300km northeast of Melbourne, on August 26.

There have been no official sightings of Freeman and police believe he might be receiving assistance from people within his network.

Victoria Police announced the $1 million reward on Saturday, noting the money would be paid for Freeman's arrest, rather than conviction as is usual practice for reward bounties.

Homicide Squad Detective Inspector Dean Thomas said the "life-changing" amount of money was the largest reward for an arrest in Victorian history.

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