3-3 is a dead heat; not a win for the death squad
By any measure, three votes in favour of a proposition and three votes against it is a dead heat with no winner.
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Ticking timebomb euthanasia
Have you ever forgotten the PIN to your credit or debit card, especially after not using it for a while?
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A life worth fighting for
Here at Hope, we really believe that life, even in its hardest moments, is worth fighting for – right to the very end.
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Chronic fatigue sufferers eligible for euthanasia in Canada
Madeline is a trained actor and playwright, living in British Columbia, Canada.
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Families left pleading for a palliative care unit
In a state where politicians are proposing assisted suicide legislation, you would think that we wouldn’t be simultaneously reading stories saying that “families are pleading for a palliative care unit” at hospitals in our biggest city.
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Alex Greenwich thinks these protections are unnecessary
Just four years ago, the New South Wales Legislative Council rejected an attempt by Nationals MLC Trevor Khan to introduce euthanasia and assisted suicide laws into NSW. The bill didn’t make it to the Lower House.
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The truth behind the ‘territory rights’ campaign
Constitutional lawyer and academic Professor Greg Craven has exposed the flaws in the current ‘territory rights’ campaign being run by pro-euthanasia MPs and championed by the Canberra Times.
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Terminally ill Queenslanders dying alone
Following revelations last week from the Queensland Premier that “palliative care is just not possible” for every Queensland resident, the extent to which the government has abdicated its duty to provide healthcare from the cradle to the grave was further exposed this week.
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Bipartisan rejection of Greenwich stunt
NSW MPs from both parties have sounded off about the pretence of safeguards in Alex Greenwich’s euthanasia and assisted suicide bill.
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