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Australia news live: China pledges ‘consequences’ over Taiwan’s presence at Pacific Islands Forum; Victorian opposition promises more peak
Asia-PacificRequest to remove telehealth barriers for VAD
Kodawire AI Summary
South Australia has asked the federal government to amend the criminal code to remove legal uncertainty around the use of telehealth for voluntary assisted dying (VAD) services.
- VAD advocates and practitioners support the changes
- Australia currently has limited access to VAD services via telehealth
- South Australia has asked the federal government to amend the criminal code
- The current block on telehealth for VAD creates a 'barrier' for equitable access
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The Guardian
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News live: South Australia says block on telehealth for voluntary assisted dying creates ‘barrier’ for equitable access
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Asia News Network
The political power struggles behind Taiwan’s referendum on nuclear power
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- 2h agoThe Guardian: Follow updates live
- 51m agoAsia News Network: The political power struggles behind Taiwan’s referendum on nuclear power
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