Five children died and four others were injured when a wind gust blew away the castle at a school fair.
Australians are mourning a "horrific" national tragedy after five children were killed in a bouncy castle accident, PM Scott Morrison has said.
The accident has shattered Devonport - a city of fewer than 30,000 people - on Australia's island state.
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