Submissions strongly oppose euthanasia bill
Euthanasia bill backers say scientific polls a better judge of opinion than submissions.
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Euthanasia bill will impact many, says terminally ill woman
Should euthanasia become legal, one Kiwi feels she would have to justify to her life.
Tetraplegic model once planned to end her life in Switzerland
Claire Freeman once sought to escape pain until a happy accident improved her life.
PM rules out rushing electoral law change
Simon Bridges is happy to talk to Jacinda Ardern about electoral law reform.
Aussie fireman dies in Swiss euthanasia clinic
Before his death he opened up about what it all meant to him.
Aussie fireman dies in Swiss euthanasia clinic
Before dying, he opened up about what it all meant to him.
Professor outed for using fake name in anti-euthanasia letters
A prominent professor has been outed for writing letters to the editor using a fake name.
Letters: Park concern ill-informed
There are questions that Dave Hill, Ratepayers' Association president, needs to answer
Convicted euthanasia advocate: 'I was made a scapegoat'
Suzy Austen doesn't feel she's a criminal after being convicted of importing the drugs.
Seymour suggests further limiting access to euthanasia
Act leader says he has listened to the concerns of people around the issue.
Kiwi euthanasia advocate faces second murder charge
Davison has been previously convicted in relation to the death of his 85-year-old mother.
English v Seymour in assisted dying debate
End of Life Choice Bill is not a judgment on anyone's ability, Seymour says
Kiwi euthanasia champion charged with murder in South Africa
Kiwi pleads not guilty to murder, but admits helping friend take lethal drugs.
The euthanasia debate: NZ's most vocal proponents and opponents weigh in
The End of Life Choice Bill has received a record making 35,000 public submissions.
Bill English urges MPs to kill euthanasia bill
Former PM returns to Parliament as private citizen to argue against euthanasia.
Last Act looms for Seymour at conference
Like Elton John, Act leader David Seymour says he is still standing.
Amy Adams' heartbreak over losing mother
She dealt with personal heartbreak as well as public interest in the euthanasia bill.
Audrey Young: Bridges needs to handle his legacy with care
COMMENT: Simon Bridges employed some imaginative politics ahead of the party conference.
Seymour hints at changes to euthanasia bill
A law change to legalise euthanasia could be changed to protect reluctant doctors.
Your view: Whanganui's first international women's cricketer
Readers write: First female international; Borrows' Bible-bashing; Kuten's 'nasty' column
Double whammy: Cannabis and euthanasia votes possible before 2020
Two major social issues, legalising marijuana and euthanasia, could be voted on next year.
Deadline for euthanasia bill pushed back
More than 35,000 people have made a submission on a voluntary euthanasia law change.
Woman convicted and fined over importing euthanasia drug
Euthanasia advocate Susan Austen was sentenced this morning in Wellington.
A life well lived: David Goodall's final words and last meal
After 104 years, Australian scientist David Goodall has voluntarily ended his own life.
Euthanasia debate to be fought out in Whanganui
The man behind the euthanasia bill heads to Whanganui to make his case.
Letters: Game animal back from brink of extinction
Sportsmanship has gone by the board due to the win-at-all-costs philosophy of Ocker land.
'You're asking me to kill someone:' An in-depth look into the End of Life Choice Bill
A closer look at what is being proposed as NZ edges closer towards legalising euthanasia.
Jay Kuten: Keep the police out of politics
We can't have politicised police; we must be sure police act for our safety not against it
Euthanasia group could take action against police
The police checkpoint was in breach of the Bill of Rights Act, a law professor says.
Police broke the law: Euthanasia checkpoint 'unlawful, unfair'
Police were acting unlawfully in using the checkpoint to target euthanasia campaigners.
Louisa Wall: As on 9/11, choosing way you go is no sin
COMMENT: When death is certain, how life ends should be up to individual.
Disabled woman speaks out on euthanasia bill
Disabled people with incurable conditions are worried by the End of Life Choice Bill.
End of Life Bill alarm for disability sector
Euthanasia bill poses risks to disabled people, say disability rights groups.
Kylee Black on the Euthanasia Bill
Kylee Black talks about her submission on the Euthanasia Bill going before Parliament. / Alan Gibson
