Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison will on Saturday make a private visit to Devonport to pay his respects to the victims of the Hillcrest Primary School tragedy. “We will reach out our arms and throw them around the community of Devonport, and Australia will throw their arms around Tasmania, as they seek to console for what has been an unthinkable time,” Morrison told reporters in Hobart ahead of his visit. The prime minister said Australia was one with the devastated families of the five children killed when a freak gust of wind blew a jumping castle 10 metres (30 feet) into the air during the primary school’s end of year celebrations on Thursday. “I want to extend our deepest sympathies to the five families in particular who have lost those precious young ones and we think also of the families of the three who are still in a terribly critical …