Wim speaks frankly about grief and bereavement after the VAD death of his wife, Fiona, four years ago. 

Diagnosed with a deadly brain cancer, John Hunt, 62, wanted to avoid the worst of his suffering. His family says more open discussions about the end of life could have spared him the horror of his final month.

Yvonne ‘Bonnie’ Roberts lived the fullest possible life, making significant contributions to her community in Tasmania during her 97 years.

Mentally sharp, she wanted to be in control until the end. That's what Voluntary Assisted Dying (VAD) gave her.

Terry Hargreaves had expressed his wish for Voluntary Assisted Dying when the time came. But it didn’t happen. His daughter Emma tells his story with the advice: don’t leave it too late.

After her 50th birthday, Geelong mother-of-two Sharon Kirwood received a letter offering a free breast screen. She was told the results were “all clear”.

The next year she visited her GP after discovering a lump in her left breast. After tests, she received the devastating diagnosis of stage four cancer that had spread to the lung, lymph nodes, liver and bone.

Bianca Hurle has a pioneering mission to make Rosehaven, a hospice in Victoria, a model for gentle and supportive voluntary assisted dying.

Go Gentle Australia has called on the Victorian government to make urgent changes to the way Voluntary Assisted Dying services operate in the state.

The latest voluntary assisted dying report from Victoria shows 306 people have died in the past year, an increase of 11 percent.

Dying with Dignity Victoria and Griefline have partnered to deliver a free pilot program for people who are preparing for, or have experienced, a loved one’s assisted death.

A new study from QUT end-of-life researchers sheds light on the difficulties patients experience when applying for voluntary assisted dying (VAD) in Victoria.