Western Australian Premier Mark McGowan says a first person has used the state s newly activated assisted dying laws.
The first person has used Western Australia s new voluntary assisted dying laws to end their life in what Premier Mark McGowan says is a historic moment for the state.
The person has not been identified and the family is asking for privacy. We passed these laws so terminally ill Western Australians, who are suffering, could have the compassionate choice to end their lives with dignity, Mr McGowan said on Thursday.
Western Australia Premier Mark McGowan says it is a historic moment for the state as a terminally ill man becomes the first person to use the state s new voluntary assisted dying laws
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