In Victoria, the Voluntary Assisted Dying (VAD) Review Board published their second report about the VAD law that is in force since 2019. You can read
Australia has reached another milestone in Voluntary Assisted Dying. For the first time a person used Victoria’s new voluntary assisted dying law to end her
Victoria has issued its first “voluntary assisted dying” permit under the right-to-die laws which became active in mid-June this year, after 18 months preparation since
In June 2019, the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) issued a position statement on voluntary assisted dying. In this statement it acknowledges the range of
Neil Frances of Dying for Choice, published a readable article in Living Now on the developments of euthanasia legalisation process in Australia: why assisted dying
Victoria approved the final amendments in last session in the Lower House. The law will be effective as from June 2019. Andrew Denton of Go
After passage with 47 to 37 in the Victorian Lower House in a 26 hour marathon session, the Voluntary Assisted Dying Bill 2017 was referred
For the first time (Northren Territory not being a state), an Australian state has passed a Voluntary Assisted Dying bill in its lower house. The
Go Gentle Australia has produced and spread the film Stop the Horror, the true story of Greg Sims last days, dying in a horrifying way
A Victorian expert panel published a report on VAD, detailing a safe and compassionate framework for voluntary assisted dying in Victoria. This report is the result
