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Australia's Governor-General Sam Mostyn on a future republic and fears for social cohesion

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Australia's Governor General Sam Mostyn has played down the likelihood her past support for a republic will be a point of contention during the King's visit. In a rare wide-ranging television interview, Sam Mostyn has spoken to SBS World News about the royal visit, the aftermath of the Voice to Parliament referendum and her fears about the way social cohesion is fraying during international turmoil
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