It’s not easy to tell kids about death. But the stories we spin can help light the dark
When we think of how we’ll be remembered after death, it may seem that simple words and basic descriptions don’t do us justice. But for […]
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When we think of how we’ll be remembered after death, it may seem that simple words and basic descriptions don’t do us justice. But for […]
03 September 2022
When Efterpi Soropos’s mother was dying from breast cancer in the 1990s, the artist was struck by the intense light and chaotic sounds of her […]
02 September 2022
The “care economy” will feature heavily in this week’s Jobs and Skill Summit. It is mentioned six times in the “Jobs and Skills Summit 2022 […]
31 August 2022
Coles has launched its annual fundraising appeal to help support families and children living with life-limiting conditions as part of the supermarket’s ongoing partnership with […]
30 August 2022
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says Telehealth is important, but “nothing beats a face-to-face engagement,” especially when it comes to treating people in the aged care […]
26 August 2022
It’s a simple fact of life that we will inevitably, one day, die. Yet we still find death, dying and grief difficult to talk about. […]
19 August 2022
Culturally-appropriate palliative care kits will be rolled out across Australia to help Indigenous families care for their dying loved ones on Country.
11 August 2022
Registered nurses working in aged care should be trained and qualified in palliative care, according to a peak body.
10 August 2022
Dying to Know Day has been a decade-long initiative of the not-for-profit Groundswell Project, which aims to socialise death by encouraging Australians to bring to […]
09 August 2022