- In short: A two-year Senate inquiry into missing and murdered First Nations women and children has concluded.
- Eighty-seven submissions were submitted to the inquiry and hearings were held across NSW, VIC, ACT, NT and WA.
- What’s next? A final report with findings and recommendations will be released on June 30.
After 87 submissions and many traumatic stories shared by First Nations advocates and families across five states and territories, the last hearing has been held in Melbourne. But there are concerns it will not lead to effective action.