Euthanasia

Written by Fr Paschal Corby OFM Conv. This paper was presented at the ACCC National Conference in Albury, 2023, and first published in The Priest. 4th Dec 2023   A culture of death In his [...]

Written by Dr John Obeid FRACP Consultant Geriatrician   My lovely wife prefers to refer to me as being “stocky” (not short), “balding” (not bald) and “big boned” (not fat).  Of course, I [...]

Written by Irena C Euthanasia…NO! You don’t have to be ill or 50 or 80 to want to die We all get lonely We all make mistakes We have accidents, we are misunderstood We all cry Some loneliness [...]

Written by Kathy Clubb   A byproduct of the coronavirus crisis has been the renewed emphasis on society’s protection of its most vulnerable members. Experience has shown that healthy [...]

For many of us around the country the Northern Territory election would not register on our radar at all. Not even Newspoll, who monitor the political heartbeat of the nation, bother to run polls [...]

When my baby goes to Rio (+20) would she be welcome? The United Nations Rio+20 Conference on Sustainable Development was held between June 20-22 with over 50,000 people registered to attend and [...]

Peter Singer is the Ira W De Camp Professor of Bioethics at Princeton University and Laureate Professor at Melbourne University’s Centre for Applied Philosophy and Public Ethics. In June 2012 he [...]

As a pro-life activist I have often been required to attend some pretty depressing places. One particular occasion which rates very high on the depress-o-meter was a pro-euthanasia rally held on [...]