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Australians plead for help to rescue family from Gaza

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Opposition Leader Peter Dutton is defending his comments that people in Gaza should be banned from entering Australia. SBS News has spoken with a longstanding Australian citizen and regional NSW farmer, whose sister and brother have been killed in Gaza. He says his orphaned nieces are among more than 30 of his family members whose visa applications to leave the Strip have been refused.
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