Family First has been on tour over the election campaign, pounding out the message that voters should say no on both referendums.

Disabled people have fought hard for the human rights protections this act erodes.

Uncertainty is an unavoidable part of healthcare at the edges of life.

In this episode of Bad News, Alice Snedden is forced to confront her own mortality before hosting a very special dinner party to get to grips with the euthanasia debate.

A widely shared quiz on the End of Life Choice bill referendum is 'designed to create fear, uncertainty and doubt about the bill', says its leading proponent.

The bumper Spinoff guide to the vote on voluntary euthanasia.

Campaigners on how their plans have been affected by the recent crisis, and the risks of misinformation in a largely online battle

We have sought to treat different views with respect throughout this process, and as a likely referendum approaches in 2020, we will continue to do so. 

Proponents of the End of Life Choice say that controls on euthanasia will make it safe for all. But the reality is that euthanasia is inherently uncontrollable, argues Jannah Dennison.

The End of Life Choice Bill passed its second reading last night by 70 to 50. Among a number of heartfelt speeches was this, from Willie Jackson.

This week, Alex Penk found himself agreeing with David Seymour when he said that there’s been “a constant misinformation campaign” about the End of Life Choice Bill. It’s just that the chief culprit was Seymour himself, he argues.

At first look, it all seems so sensible: people who find no value in their lives should be allowed the choice to end them. Right? Wrong, says Dr John Fox – and here's why.

David Seymour has thrown his member's bill into the parliamentary hat. But the legislation currently being debated in Canada differs in some important ways, writes Andrew Geddis.