In the morning of June 24, the South Australian Upper House approved final amendments and ratified the Voluntary Assisted Dying Bill 2020. South Australia is
After the South Australian VAD bill passed its first Lower House hurdle last May, the final hurdle in the Lower House was passed now too! Early June
Dying with Dignity Tasmania published their Newsletter May 2021.
In the night of May 26 to 27, the South Australian VAD bill passed its first Lower House hurdle with an overwhelming majority. The House of
At May 25, Queensland premier Annastacia Palaszczuk introduced a bill for voluntary assisted dying (VAD) to Queensland Parliament. At the same time, protesters opposed to
On Tuesday 18 May 2021, Report no 79, A legal framework for voluntary assisted dying, is finally published by the Queensland Law Reform Commission (QLRC).
On May 5, the Legislative Council (Upper House) of South Australia voted (14 pro, 7 against) in favour of the Voluntary Assisted Dying Bill 2020.
In Victoria MLC Stuart Grimley from The Justice Party announced the introduction of a Bill into the Parliament. This ‘Voluntary Assisted Dying Amendment (Telehealth and
At April 22, the Tasmanian End of Life Choice Act 2020 has received Royal Assent. The World Federation of Right to Die Societies congratulates Tasmania,
Dying With Dignity New South Wales published its Autumn Newsletter 2021. These are exciting times. Tasmania now has a VAD law, South Australia’s Parliament is
