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minister: Mr Morrison said fewer than 50 asylum seeker children remain on Nauru, with the number falling by 30 in recent months, according to Nine News Australia. We'll continue to work progressively on that, but we're not going to do it by showboating and grandstanding, the prime minister told reporters in Geelong. To improve your experience update it here News NationalPM warns against knee-jerk Nauru response4 22pm Oct 29, Minister Scott Morrison has warned against the immediate removal of children on Nauru, staring down growing political and public pressure. Former prime minister Tony Abbott said people on Nauru were overwhelmingly economic migrants, rejecting calls to bring children to Australia for medical care. Health services on Nauru for boat people are much more extensive than the health services that a lot of regional towns get here in Australia, Mr Abbott said. Of course 'Kids Off Nauru' is a great slogan but it's a dreadful guide for policy, he told 2GB. Mr Abbott says people on Nauru are very well looked after despite a leading Australian paediatricians warning children could die if they are not taken elsewhere. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.