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A smiling woman hugs a young girl with Down syndrome, both looking joyful against a dark background.

Rejecting Gammy is a good thing

Sunday night's 60 Minutes interview with David and Wendy Farnell has shocked and appalled many in the community, but the horrific circumstances of baby Gammy also provide us with the opportunity to combat the negative perceptions of people living with Down syndrome.
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Surragate mother Pattharamon Janbua, 21, kisses Gammy

Child protection investigates Gammy’s parents

Child protection officers are investigating the West Australian couple at the centre of the baby Gammy scandal after it emerged the father is a convicted child sex offender who met his wife through an Asian marriage agency.
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Baby Gammy abandoned in Thailand

Gammy’s parents respond to surrogate’s claims

The West Australian couple accused of abandoning their baby in Thailand have broken their silence, claiming they were "heartbroken" they couldn't bring their son home but believed he wouldn't survive beyond 24 hours.
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An Australian have abandoned their disabled child in Thailand

Outrage over Australian baby abandoned in Thailand

The heartless decision of an Australian couple to abandon their newborn surrogate baby in Thailand is sending shock waves across the country – and has triggered a flood of donations to help the little boy survive.
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