Rani Vincent

03/11/2025

Voluntary Assisted Dying becomes legal in the ACT from today. Find out how it will work and who might be eligible to show interest. https://bit.ly/47Dmgrl

01/10/2025

Our vision is an Australia where we all have choice at the end of life. We empower people to choose the care that is right for them, including the option of voluntary assisted dying.

16/09/2025

In modern British society, death is out of sight and behind closed doors. Many of us lack direct exposure to the dying process - with all sorts of potential ...

16/09/2025

Did you know the minimum standards for a Natural Burial must include the following details;
• Be a single depth burial;
• Have only one body per plot;
• Have not more than one metre of soil above the body or container at the deepest point;
• Use a plant or protein-based material shroud or an eco-friendly biodegradable coffin;
• Not include any plastic unless it is compostable;
• Not include the use of an underground vault; and
• Require the body of the deceased to –
1. Only wear natural protein based or plant based materials;
2. Not have had chemical preparations or plastics used in preparation; and
3. Not be embalmed or having only been embalmed with non-toxic chemicals.

If you have any questions or would like to know more, please visit our website to learn more - www.ndan.com.au

12/09/2025

Some food for thought on Voluntarily Assised Dying 💭♥️

I’d love to hear your thoughts on this!

The clinical lead for New South Wales’ implementation of voluntary assisted dying talks about how Britain should shape its own legislation.

24/07/2025

Death is simple.
Yet, we have overcomplicated it.
And of course, death is has become another cog in the wheel of capitalism.

So, it’s refreshing to see more and more options becoming available that strip it back to the basics.

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The first shrouded cremation in NSW took place on Tuesday, just weeks after the State Government rules were changed. Instead of a coffin, 92-year-old John Lines was wrapped in cloth, placed on a wooden bearer (like an oversized breakfast tray), and cremated. It was John’s choice – he was all abo...