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gogentle_aus has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in July 2021. The social media accounts linked to from gogentle_aus are: • Facebook • Instagram • YouTube • LinkedIn • WhatsApp • Email • X Besides social media accounts, gogentle_aus has populated their site with: • Compass: S40 Dying On My Own Terms : ABC iview • Compass: S40 Dying On My Own Terms : Youtube • Behind every VAD law is a family: Jason and Anthea's story • Read the 2026 State of VAD Report • Annaliese Holland's brave life choice • VAD in Aged Care - Know Your Rights • Byron Writers Festival 2025 - Buy tickets • The Power of Choice Perth exhibition • Register for the webinar - VAD: An intergenerational conversation • 7am podcast - Andrew Denton on a beloved broadcaster's final taboo act • Who can apply for VAD? Register for our webinar on 19 March • Read the 2026 Aged Care Report • Arts veteran looking at stars, watching sunsets and preparing for Adelaide Festival after MND diagnosis • The Power of Choice Sydney exhibition • James Valentine podcast: Let's talk about death, baby • SMH - Denton: 'Thank you, James Valentine...' • Ask the Attorney-General to fix unfair federal ban • 2026 Book Awards Shortlist Announcement - ABIA • The Power of Choice Brisbane exhibition • Go Gentle Webinar Registration • Explore the ICEL5 program • SA VAD Review Board 2024-2025 Annual Report • Lex Marinos: A life of art, love and choice - Go Gentle Australia • Janet's story - Go Gentle Australia • QLD VAD Review Board 2024–2025 Annual Report • Western Australia VAD Board Annual Report 2024-25 • VAD in Western Australia • NSW VAD Review Board Annual Report 2024-25 • VAD in New South Wales - Go Gentle Australia • Victoria makes VAD fairer and more accessible • The Power of Choice - PURCHASE YOUR COPY • VAD law in your state • Brett Harrison: a quiet hero - DonateLife Thank You Day • Send a message to NSW Upper House MPs | Religious MPs must not restrict assisted dying in aged care homes • Go Gentle calls on Susan Carter to withdraw invalid bill - Go Gentle Australia • Voluntary assisted dying in the ACT • Diana Beaton was denied VAD choice - Go Gentle Australia • 3 years of VAD in TAS - John: "He was a good and kind man" • Committee formally recommends NT government adopt voluntary assisted dying - ABC News • Residential Aged Care homes failing older Australians on end-of-life choice - Go Gentle Australia • Bhawani O’Brien: “Patients want control over how they die” - Healthcare Today • 38-Year-Old Victorian Uses Assisted Dying To Go Out On His Own Terms | 10 News+ • 2025 Dying to Know Day webinar recording • Fraser Cahill wanted to die with dignity - and he did that • Voices From Voluntary Assisted Dying • Why do I work in voluntary assisted dying? - InSight+ • 'He wasn't going to get any better, but he could help other people' • NT Delay - Write this law and right this wrong • Grief and bereavement after VAD • ‘Not a single person shied away’: how a year chronicling end-of-life stories changed one photographer • One family's long journey to a peaceful death • ‘Just changing the date on the death certificate’: GP who performs VAD across 20,000 sq km • What we wish we knew about VAD • Voluntary Assisted Dying: Julian Kingma interview • It's time to stop dancing around VAD and properly integrate it into end-of-life care • Star’s secret cancer battle: ‘I haven’t got the breath power to play drums anymore’ • Calls grow for VAD services via telehealth - Medical Republic • Assisted dying rules exclude people with dementia. Will it change? • A full life and a peaceful ending • Why my sister chose VAD, and why I now support VAD | Brigette Mitchell • Gillian died on her own terms, but advocates say others face barriers • Lori's every breath is a battle. But no one will talk about her 'silent condition' • ‘We’re going to talk about death today – your death’: a doctor on what it’s like to end a life rather than extend one • Advance Care Planning • Our 2025 Election priorities • Kay Henderson's quest to talk about VAD • Seniors Voice NT VAD Special Edition • Voices from VAD • Kay’s final farewell: ‘Don’t be sad, it was my time to go’ • No tears, no fear: Why I’m ready to die today | Daily Telegraph • VAD gave my husband peace. It can do the same for you | Courier Mail • Episode 7 - Rowan: “Love lasts longer than life” - Voices From Voluntary Assisted Dying • VAD in South Australia - Quarterly Report • Most common diseases linked to assisted dying • Remembering Irene Bizon, one of the first people to access QLD's VAD law • Let's not forget the damaging legacy of the late Kevin Andrews • WA VAD review: 10 recommendations for improving access • Almost 400 people have died via voluntary assisted dying in NSW in the past year. Linda was one of them • 'We left nothing unsaid' • 'My dad chose to die by voluntary assisted dying. It was the greatest gift.' • When Lauren's Dad Chose To Die, She Raised A Glass; She Wants You To Know Why • More doctors needed to bolster Vic VAD workforce - Review Board Annual Report • Register for Dying with Dignity NSW's online anniversary event • Minutes before she died, Ballarat nurse Marlene found out she would save four lives • 'Goodbye beautiful humans': Arts veteran farewells loved ones with heartfelt letter • The lonely death of Diana Beaton • Q&A: Voluntary Assisted Dying Care Navigator Susan Jury - ANMJ • Assisted dying: ‘If I cannot consent to my own death, who owns my life?’ • 'She lived life fully, until she couldn't' • A job helping end people's lives? Bu says 'it's a privilege to do' • Pedro Almodóvar: ‘There should be the possibility to have euthanasia all over the world’ • 'It was just us as a family' • 'She had no regrets' • The Press • 'It's a privilege': SBS talks to Voluntary Assisted Dying practitioner Dr Bu O'Brien • A good death: the silver lining of voluntary assisted dying - InSight+ • Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: Dying to Know Day x Go Gentle Australia webinar. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar. • VAD a 'beautiful, compassionate, peaceful revolution' - but there's room for improvement • Five years on, barriers remain for access to voluntary assisted dying in Australia - ABC listen • Read the State of VAD report • What are we still fighting for? • Donate to defend and improve voluntary assisted dying laws • Influential feminist, author … and Kathy Lette’s English teacher • Cherryl Barassi’s doctor says he should be allowed to raise assisted dying with patients • Cherryl Barassi relished life. Now, she says it is time to go • The personal story behind the ACT's VAD law • 'We've done it': ACT passes VAD law • Live Stream Broadcasting ACT Legislative Assembly • Peter Singer: I would choose assisted dying • The legal pioneers behind end-of-life law in Australia • ACT Government to provide clarity on VAD eligibility • Telehealth and voluntary assisted dying: leave it to the doctors - InSight+ • Woman having assisted death calls for UK law change: ‘The closer it gets, the more peaceful I feel’ • The inspiration behind a pioneering VAD hospice program • Qualtrics Survey | Qualtrics Experience Management • The last doctor: Assisted dying pioneer tells her patients’ stories • Advocating for End-of-Life Rights with John Hammond • One mentally ill man's fight for assisted dying in Canada • An 83yo man has lived in Bali for more than a decade. Now his case could shape our voluntary assisted dying laws • Patients limited from accessing VAD at some hospitals and palliative care units • A mother's message and the hospital that didn't want to hear it - ABC listen • Leading surgeon voices support for assisted dying as Bill goes through Parliament • B.C. man's wife pleaded for MAID before taking her own life 10 years ago. Now he's died — with help • What is a good death? • I understand why people are wary about assisted dying, but it gave my mother a dignified end | Renate van der Zee • www.cato.org • Advocating for end-of-life choice, with Andrew Denton • My Sister Euthanized Herself. She Shouldn’t Have Had to Do It the Way She Did. • Woman who ended life at Dignitas leaves video urging change in UK assisted dying laws • ‘We need to talk about choice’: woman who ended life at Dignitas urges change to UK law • 'She was a trailblazer to the end': Lola's legacy for Voluntary Assisted Dying • West Virginia will be the first state where voters will decide to prohibit assisted death, also known as assisted suicide, in a state constitution – Ballotpedia News • Every Parliamentary Constituency in Great Britain Backs Assisted Dying Law, new polling confirms • Macron announces assisted dying bill to go before French parliament in May • 'Groundbreaking' hospice program helps patients avoid loneliness in voluntary assisted dying process • Call for changes to Vic assisted dying law • Death, with love and dignity - ABC listen • ACT Legislative Assembly committee report says voluntary assisted dying bill eligibility too ambiguous • ALP and CLP have committed to a conscience vote on a future Voluntary Assisted Dying • A Completed Life by Dr Rodney Syme • New podcast - Navigating and understanding the voluntary assisted dying experience • Coping with grief after voluntary assisted dying • Join VADANZ, the peak body for VAD professionals • Go Gentle Australia • The law in your state • News • Testimonies • Tell us your experiences • Contact us