Brendon Smith joins us now.

Brendan no doubt an emotional day for the Clark family.

It will be, indeed, Annalise Elia lay on a tray and Hannah will be laid to rest here today at City Point church in Karen Dale in Brisbane.

After that were brutally murdered last month by Hanna's estranged husband and the Children's father outside and his family's home in Camp Hill.

She was on the school run that morning when that man attacked and desk their car in petrol.

It really tore apart the Camp Hill community.

Hundreds of bouquets of flowers, well, wishes and teddy bears were later the same early on, and it really did tear apart that community.

And then we did hear Maura about exactly what happened to Hannah and end in her marriage.

She was a domestic violence victim, and she had, in fact, left that man months prior to her being murdered by him.

Now we heard from Haley Foster earlier this morning, who said more needs to be done around domestic violence.

The federal government is throwing only around $100 million across the nation at this problem.

That's, you know, if you break that across the across the jurisdictions, that's around $10 million per jurisdiction for one of the biggest problems facing Australian women and Children.

S O way would challenge the very notion that we're throwing enough resources at this problem.

So Annalise hundreds of well wishes here today.

Family and friends and including the Prime Minister, Scott Morrison, will be attending here today to bid farewell to you, Hannah Clark and her three Children.

Brendan, thank you.