
Kylee Black on the Euthanasia Bill
Kylee Black talks about her submission on the Euthanasia Bill going before Parliament. / Alan Gibson
Kylee Black talks about her submission on the Euthanasia Bill going before Parliament. / Alan Gibson
Seymour expected most submissions would be against, but was unfazed by the possibility.
Claire Trevett finds out where the candidates stand on moral issues.
Susan Austen's defence consists of one statement read out to the court.
Terminally ill Kiwis and supporters front a new campaign for Act's euthanasia bill.
New Zealanders voice support for End of Life Choice Bill. / Life Choice
New Zealander of the Year Lance O'Sullivan is also featured in support of the bill.
National rivals dispute the level of change they would bring to the top job.
The Crown says Susan Dale Austen imported a drug used for suicide.
Making a drug available for over 18s deemed far easier to manage than new bill.
COMMENT: In 40 years of terminal care I've never seen unmanageable suffering.
COMMENT: A chosen, state-sanctioned death is not the same as capital punishment.
Audrey Young talks to NZ First's Jenny Marcroft in our Backbenchers series.
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The euthanasia bill has gone to a select committee whose members all voted for it.
Bobbie Carroll thinks the choice of euthanasia is NZ's last, big human right to address.
It is offensive to doctors to suggest they use morphine for euthanasia.
The bill has been described as a "license to kill" and "compassionate" by different MPs.
COMMENT: It's a decision that all of us hope and pray that we'll never have to make.
PM Jacinda Ardern supports End of Life Choice Bill but National's Bill English will not.
Former PM Tony Abbott has voiced his disapproval calling it a 'dreadful moral watershed'.
Bill English's day in National territory hit a couple of snags.
A look at where the parties are on key social issues.
A terminally ill man is spending his last days campaigning for the right to die.
The next Parliament will be tasked with deciding whether NZ legalises euthanasia.
The largest ever inquiry on voluntary euthanasia has come to an end.
COMMENT: Much we can learn from the parents of Charlie Gard.
As Parliament comes to its final weeks, National is hoping to make few final law changes.
Cancer survivor Jake Bailey has a view on euthansasia after his near-death experience.