Queensland’s parliament discusses voluntary assisted dying

Queensland premier Annastacia Palaszczuk

Queensland premier Annastacia Palaszczuk Source: AAP

Get the SBS Audio app

Other ways to listen

Some diverse communities are calling for the Queensland government to ensure information about VAD is available in easy English and in language.

Share

Recommended for you

An aerial view of houses.

Boomtown: Australia's 'rising star' suburbs and towns where prices could surge

Housing Affordability

Composite image showing a hand holding notes

Wages on the rise: How does your income compare to others?

Personal income

A smiling woman with brown hair, wearing a white top

Nariman was forced to give up her career dream because of this 'discriminatory' requirement

Student finances

A woman wearing a black suit top speaking from behind a microphone.

Points test system for skilled migrants set for overhaul

Auspol

People walking down a street in Brisbane

Almost a third of Aussies were born overseas. These are the countries they're coming from

Migrating to Australia

A police car parked across a road

Visa offer extended to injured Bondi shopping centre guard, Albanese confirms

Stabbings

A comet in the night sky.

How Australians can view the rare 'Devil Comet' before it disappears for 70 years

Comets

A person holding Australian banknotes.

A surcharge for cash payments? What could happen as Australians ditch notes and coins

Money supply

Latest podcast episodes

COST OF LIVING SECRETS Episodes 16X9 - VISITING YOUR GP.jpg

Cost of Living Secrets: Visiting your doctor

Photo illustration in Ukraine - 07 Dec 2021

Passengers stranded as Bonza enters voluntary administration

AUSTRALIAS LARGEST SATELLITE OPTIMUS

Australia-India space collaborations launched

NATIONAL RALLY AGAINST VIOLENCE CANBERRA

Homicide rates down nationally - unless you're a woman