After two years of hearings featuring 87 submissions, the Senate inquiry into missing and murdered First Nations women and children has handed down its findings.

The long awaited report has been met with criticism, Greens Senator Dorinda Cox says while "it's a start" the recommendations could have been "much more ambitious". The Senator says the biggest let-down of the report is that there was no dataset or national dashboard for First Nations murdered and missing women.

• Guest: Dorinda Cox, Greens Senator