A royal commission into veteran suicide 'should have already been called' | Sky News Australia

Sky News host Alan Jones says the Morrison Government should urgently “call a royal commission into the treatment" of Australia's veterans. Discussing the “very significant” Save Our Heroes summit held by the Daily Telegraph on Wednesday, Mr Jones was critical of the government’s approach to this “very critical issue”. Mr Jones referenced the plight of five grieving mothers of Australian soldiers who committed suicide following their service to the nation.

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No royal commissions. They are a waste of time effort and money. Lawyers are the only winners. Why can't politicians do their job and pass legislation?

Another case of this Do-Nothing Government eschewing their Clear Responsibility for caring for Desperate ex-ADF people, and Prevaricating on an Urgent Problem That needs Fixing, Not Disingenuous Obfuscation.

How about Jones pressure this disgraceful government to do something about aged care instead of ignoring it and moving on to the next do nothing Coalition royal commission

HOW ABOUT THE CORRUPT CRIMINAL BANK PROTECTING COALITION GOVERNMENT IMPLIMENT THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE BANKING RC..the ACCC wants further investigation after continued robing and rorting of Australians

How about firstly doing something about the disgraceful pan and suffering of elderly Australians through Coalition government neglect inaction mismanagement incompetence and failures on aged care leading to 16,000 a year dying while waiting for a home care package

How many Royal Commissions are running at the moment and at what cost? Seems we need an RC into everything these days.

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Grieving mothers call for royal commission into veteran suicide | Sky News AustraliaThe grieving mothers of five Australian soldiers who committed suicide following their service to the nation have called for a royal commission into the issue.\n\nThe mothers spoke to Sky News host Paul Murray on Tuesday about the deaths of their children and how they believe they were failed by the system.\n\nJulie-Ann Finney, the mother of Dave Finney said the Prime Minister should investigate hundreds of suicides which never should have happened.\n\n“I’m going to ask the Prime Minister to investigate 500 wrongful deaths,' she said.\n\n“You cannot bury 500 veterans and tell me that you’re just going to get it right next time.\n\n“We’ve been trying for a hundred years to get it right, it’s not right, we need a royal commission, we need to investigate the deaths.\n\n“As far as I’m concerned there’s no other answer”.\n\nThe Daily Telegraph’s ‘Save Our Heroes Summit’ will be held on Wednesday at NSW Parliament House to raise awareness for veteran suicide and prevention.\n\nSANE Helpline: 1800 18 72 63\n\nLifeline: 131 114\n\nBeyond Blue: 1300 22 4636\n\nImage: News Corp Australia Deepest sympathies to these very courageous women for sharing their painful experience and memories May they find comfort and peace murray also said that when they meet him tomorrow he would be listening to them full of compassion. bulls::: this is a guy whose dept spent $190th to teach them how to show compassion to drought sufferers. they have none because they are morally bankrupt.
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