Laws to allow voluntary assisted dying, sometimes called voluntary euthanasia or medical assistance to die, have passed in all six states – with the territories expected to follow suit. By the end of 2023, all state laws will be operating. These pages explain Australia's laws, answer your questions and share the experiences of those at the centre of voluntary assisted dying.
Every Australian state has now passed a voluntary assisted dying law. Click here to find out more about the legislation and its requirements where you live.
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Who is eligible for voluntary assisted dying in Australia? Is it the same as euthanasia? Can I die at home? We answer these frequently asked questions and more.
Not sure what a term means? Go Gentle Australia have created this glossary to help explain some of the main concepts around voluntary assisted dying and end of life in the Australian context.