Western Australia has become the second state to pass voluntary assisted dying legislation, giving terminally ill patients with up to six months to live the option of ending their lives
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Western Australia has become the second state to pass voluntary assisted dying legislation
Western Australia has become the second state to pass voluntary assisted dying legislation, giving terminally ill patients with up to six months to live the option of ending their lives
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By Madhura Seneviratne, Aaron Fernandes
Source: SBS
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