There are many interpretations of what a good death can be. We’ve pulled together several common elements of the dying experience into a framework that can provide guidance for patients, families and palliative care staff.

Days like Mother’s Day always intensify our grief. Here is a complete guide to understanding and coping with grief on Mother's Day.

When it comes time to plan for a funeral, it feels like a million decisions need to be made. One of those decisions is whether to have the body present at the service.

‍Voluntary assisted dying, also known as voluntary euthanasia, is a complex and controversial topic that has been debated for many years in Australia.

The Australian Death Notification Service is a free government initiative to help people get in touch with multiple organisations about your loved one passing away.

One common concern for many people considering cremation for a loved one is knowing that the ashes they’ll receive are their loved one’s, especially if they’re not present for the cremation.