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Voluntary assisted dying will soon be legal in all states. Here's what's just happened in NSW and what it means for you - Vimarsana News

Voluntary assisted dying will soon be legal in all states. Here's what's just happened in NSW and what it means for you

Voluntary assisted dying is now legal, or will soon will be, in all six states. But we need enough doctors to put their hands up for training.

Bogarde on the box: the rare small-screen roles for the star who disliked TV - Vimarsana News

Bogarde on the box: the rare small-screen roles for the star who disliked TV

BFI curator Simon McCallum explores the television work of one of Britain’s greatest film stars, Dirk Bogarde.

Source: bfi.org.uk
Voluntary assisted dying is one step closer in NSW. Now the negotiation starts - Vimarsana News

Voluntary assisted dying is one step closer in NSW. Now the negotiation starts

Multiple amendments could make the law unwieldy, incoherent and even unworkable.

Star speaks out on right-to-die - Vimarsana News

Star speaks out on right-to-die

  A REVERED actor whose on-screen character is forced to consider end of life options has addressed the right-to-die debate, as a survey shows Australians are overwhelmingly in favour of legalising voluntary euthanasia. While MPs are focused on the contentious issue in Queensland, New South Wales and Tasmania, away from politics the matter has been highlighted by critically-acclaimed new show The End. Roy Billing, 74, became intimate with the subject matter for his role in the Foxtel comedy-drama as Gold Coast widower Art Weinberg. A sensitive matter ... Roy Billing became familiar wit...

The NT pioneered voluntary euthanasia before the law was overruled. Now there is a campaign to restore it - Vimarsana News

The NT pioneered voluntary euthanasia before the law was overruled. Now there is a campaign to restore it

The NT pioneered voluntary euthanasia before the law was overruled. Now there is a campaign to restore it SatSaturday 9 JanJanuary 2021 at 6:59pm Sharon Cramp-Oliver, pictured with her husband Spud, said if voluntary euthanasia was legal, her mum may not have died alone. ( Share Print text only Sharon Cramp-Oliver has boxes full of her mum's old diaries. In them, 77-year-old Liz Holmes wrote about the adventures of her three children, what made the nightly news and — in the years leading up to her death — the unbearable pain she experienced and detailed plans to end her own life. WARNING:...

Source: abc.net.au