The partner and son of 53-year-old Rachael Dixon have spoken out,a year after she died after drinking mushroom tea at a health retreat.
The corporate watchdog has blasted top superannuation executives for failing to prioritise grieving families when paying out their members’ death benefits.
Ramadan is a time for Muslims to reflect. When it coincides with personal grief,it can also become a channel for healing.
Trauma and tragedy linked these children who lost their mothers to domestic violence. They had to fight to find each other as adults.
Paul McHugh diligently took the medication his pharmacy packed for him. Months later,he was dead.
Allowing more family members to be buried in the same plot,and empowering officials to remove excessive graveside decorations are among key changes in a cemeteries shake-up.
“Emma’s gone”,I texted one of my closest friends. To the shops? To another country? To another man? I clarified after he responded with confusion.
We are in the midst of the greatest intergenerational wealth transfer ever. But for those without children,deciding where their money should go is a complex affair.
Funeral at the pub? Sure. A digital avatar to remind loved ones about you? Why not. Death may be a constant,but our approach to it is changing dramatically.
Reforms designed to bring Victoria’s assisted dying framework in line with other states will be put to a conscience vote by the year’s end.