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Soldier On CEO says a Royal Commission won’t fix everything, but it’s a start

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The Prime Minister says he is “actively considering” a Royal Commission into veteran suicides

Scott Morrison this week met with the mothers of ex-service personnel who took their own lives.

Soldier On helps more than 5000 veterans with a range of services. CEO Ivan Slavich tells Alan Jones it will take more than a Royal Commission to address the issue.

“I think a Royal Commission is certainly worth considering.

“But I think what’s really required is more funding, not only to organisations like Soldier On, but all of those ex-service organisations.”

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