Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will deliver an apology to Australian survivors of the world’s greatest pharmaceutical disaster. Artist Trish Jackson, a survivor of the Thalidomide scandal says an apology should have happened years and years ago, calling for actions to simplify health funds for survivors. | ABC News

🚨 Ireland's Thalidomide Scandal 🚨 Tune in on August 28th at 21:00 for a powerful documentary that uncovers a dark chapter in Irish history. Discover how a drug, falsely marketed as a safe sedative and morning sickness remedy in the late '50s and early '60s, led to countless Irish children being born with severe disabilities. Despite known dangers, the Irish government failed to issue a public warning. Follow @PaulQuinnNews as he sheds light on the victims' ongoing fight for justice. 📅 28 Augu

If you missed the broadcast of 'Ireland’s Thalidomide Scandal,' catch up on Virgin Media Play. This powerful documentary, presented by Paul Quinn, reveals the tragic impact of thalidomide on babies born in the late 50s and early 60s and the fight for justice by survivors. Watch now at https://i.mtr.cool/fnwzwgdvfe #Thalidomide #HealthScandal #IrishHistory #VirginMedia #Documentary | Virgin Media News

It's taken 60 years and many never lived to see the moment but Australia today said 'sorry' to victims of the Thalidomide scandal. There were tears aplenty in parliament for the apology, attended by survivors of the scandal. 7NEWS at 6pm. More local news: 7news.com.au/news/sydney #Thalidomide #7NEWS | 7NEWS Sydney