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Albanese: 'We could always have done more'

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The Prime Minister says his government could have done more to combat antisemitism, days after Sydney's Jewish community was targeted in Australia's worst mass shooting in decades. Today he announced sweeping changes to hate speech laws, and new visa powers to try and stop the spread of extremist hate. The changes revealed as the funeral was taking place of the youngest victim of the Bondi terror attack, 10-year-old Matilda.
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