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'There's no love': state child safety inquiry begins

Child Safety Minister Amanda Camm says it's not acceptable for children's locations to be unknown. (Fraser Barton/AAP PHOTOS)

Hundreds of children have gone missing in a state-sanctioned care system that offers "no love", with two kids still to be tracked down by authorities.

An audit ahead of the first public hearing of Queensland's landmark child safety inquiry on Monday has revealed 772 kids were missing after "self placing", ensuring the department had no knowledge of their whereabouts.

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