Prime Minister Scott Morrison has thanked the 102,000 defence force veterans who gave their lives in service to make Australia a safer country today than it was in years past. Speaking at the Doncaster Returned Soldiers League (RSL) on Nov. 11, Morrison said Australians came together on Remembrance Day to honour the lives of those who lost theirs to keep the county safe. “It doesn’t matter which battle, which conflict, it’s the same uniform that has been worn. It is the same honour that is being lived up to and shown as you’ve stepped up in our name,” Morrison said. “We are safer today because of your efforts, and we are free today because of your efforts, and we are deeply thankful.” Morrison also said the day was about listening, preserving freedom, and safeguarding democracy. “Standing against tyranny. Protecting our home. Standing up for our values, so that Australia is never …