Dying to Tell

13 Feb 2018

Returning to Country – Dying To Tell; Ep4

Health, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture, Spirituality

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander listeners are warned that this program may contain names that may relate to deceased persons.

Have you ever wondered why some Australian TV programs and films include a warning for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders to use caution as the film may contain images or voices of dead persons? And why is dying in country so important to indigenous people?

On this episode of Dying to Tell we explore the rituals and traditions of our first people when we meet Joe Ross, a Bunuba Elder from the Kimberley, and Dave Corstorphan, a registered nurse who spent many years working in remote indigenous communities.

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8 Apr 2019

Where Do We Go From Here? Voluntary Assisted Dying in Victoria

Health, News & Politics, Religion & Spirituality, Science & Medicine

In 2017 we launched Dying to Tell with an in depth look at the proposed Voluntary Assisted Dying legislation. This legislation ...

31 Jan 2019

The Future of Death & Ageing – Dying To Tell; Ep8

Design, News & Politics, Religion & Spirituality, Science & Medicine, Technology

"We are all end users... so why does it suck so much?" A New Year of Dying to Tell begins with ...

31 Jul 2018

Dying to Know Day 2018 – Dying To Tell; Ep7

Health, Religion & Spirituality, Science & Medicine, Society & Culture

Now in its 6thyear Dying to Know Day, an annual day of action dedicated to bringing to life conversations and ...