Muslim group says Government could have stopped Christchurch terrorist attacks

The Islamic Women's Council says last year's mosque attacks may never have happened if the Government listened to its concerns about rising hostility towards Muslims. The council has publicly released part of their submissions to the Royal Commission of Inquiry into the Christchurch Mosque Attacks - a move it says sets a standard of transparency for the inquiry. The Commission due to hand its report to the Governor-General at the end of the month. Our reporter Anneke Smith and cameraman Simon Rogers filed this report.