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Scott Morrison, Catherine McLeod: Mother of autistic boy criticises 'blessed' comment - Vimarsana News

Scott Morrison, Catherine McLeod: Mother of autistic boy criticises 'blessed' comment

The mother of an autistic boy whose question led Scott Morrison to say he and his wife Jenny were 'blessed' their children were born without disabilities has now criticised his choice of words.

Liberal Senator Hollie Hughes defends Scott Morrison's autism comments as an "overreaction" - Vimarsana News

Liberal Senator Hollie Hughes defends Scott Morrison's autism comments as an "overreaction"

Liberal Senator Hollie Hughes has defended Scott Morrison for saying he was “blessed” not to have children who live with a disability during the first head-to-head leaders’ debate.  

Scott Morrison is slammed for saying he is 'blessed' to have two children without disabilities - Vimarsana News

Scott Morrison is slammed for saying he is 'blessed' to have two children without disabilities

Scott Morrison has come under heavy scrutiny for suggesting he is 'blessed' to have children without disabilities - with Labor MPs quick to pile on the criticism.

Sky News debate: Grace Tame takes swipe at Scott Morrison over comments about disabilities - Vimarsana News

Sky News debate: Grace Tame takes swipe at Scott Morrison over comments about disabilities

Tame made a scathing post after the PM said he and wife Jenny were 'blessed' their children hadn't experienced any disabilities during the first election debate.

Australia to hold inquiry into military suicides - Vimarsana News

Australia to hold inquiry into military suicides

Australia’s Prime Minister Scott Morrison has announced a Royal Commission to examine suicides among serving and former military personnel, bowing to public pressure as the toll mounts among veterans. Speaking to reporters in Canberra on Monday, Morrison said he hoped the inquiry would prove a “healing process” for grieving families. “I hope it will be a process by which veterans and families can find some comfort, but it obviously can’t replace the loss,” he said. Australian troops have been involved in conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan, and deployed for humanitarian missions in ...