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Legalising VAD respects all sides in the debate

Law researcher Andrew McGee argues that legalising assisted dying is the best way to respect the views on both sides in the debate about end-of-life choice.

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Farewell Colin Clarke

We lost a remarkable man last week. Colin Clarke, an emergency doctor for 20 years and assisted dying advocate, died in Perth of mesothelioma. He was just 45.

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VAD plans upended by Covid-19

When the pain got too much, Janet Cohen planned to travel to Switzerland with a small group of family members to end her life. Coronavirus has robbed her of that option.

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WA VAD laws on track

Expert panel says Covid-19 has not disrupted WA scheme's mid-2021 start date.    

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Trust dying New Zealanders on VAD - study

PhD candidate Jess Young interviewed dying New Zealanders and found they all agreed on one crucial issue.  

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Our origin story

Have you ever wondered where it all started with Go Gentle Australia?

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Covid-19: Time for a Virtual Visit

In a time of crisis, staying connected with family and friends is more important than ever.

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Tasmania pushing ahead with VAD bill

Independent Tasmanian MLC Mike Gaffney will push ahead with the introduction of his voluntary assisted dying bill to the Legislative Council this year.

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Covid-19: Stay safe, stay connected

Due to the coronavirus emergency, Go Gentle Australia will be doing things a little differently over the next few months.

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VALE Rhonda Taylor

It was with great sadness that we learned of the death of Rhonda Taylor, a much loved and fearless public face of the campaign for voluntary assisted dying in Western Australia.

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