Published 2 years ago

NSW becomes final state to legalise voluntary assisted dying

Summary by Ground News

NSW is the 6th and last state to legalise Voluntary Assisted Dying. Laws in Tasmania, South Australia and Queensland are set to come into effect either this year or the next. Prime minister Scott Morrison has said if the Coalition is re-elected he won't give the Northern Territory or the ACT the option to vote.

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ABC Australia

NSW becomes final state to legalise voluntary assisted dying

After decades of lobbying and passionate debates, voluntary assisted dying has become legal in New South Wales. Ashleigh Raper reports.

2 years ago·Australia

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7NEWS Australia

Voluntary assisted dying is now legal in NSW. Here’s how it happened

Australia’s largest state has become the last to allow people with a terminal illness to choose when they die.

2 years ago·Australia

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Newcastle Herald

NSW passes voluntary assisted dying bill, joins rest of Australia

Leaving this world of our own volition

2 years ago·Newcastle, Australia

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Vice

Assisted Dying Is Now Legal in All Australian States

A ban is still in place in the country’s territories, however, with advocates calling for people there to have the “fundamental right to self-determination.”

2 years ago·New York, United States

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