Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month
22 January 2021
Each year in Australia around 1,500 women are diagnosed with ovarian cancer.
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Greater Brisbane lockdown ends but not without restrictions
14 January 2021
Restrictions are in place until 1am, Friday 22 January 2021.
Consultation on Voluntary Assisted Dying Legislation
3 December 2020
The Queensland Law Reform Commission has been asked by the Queensland Government to develop an appropriate legislative scheme for voluntary assisted dying legislation in Queensland.
Have your say – Voluntary Assisted Dying Legislation in Queensland
22 October 2020
COTA Queensland plans to make a submission to the Queensland Law Reform Commission consultation. We are asking for your input on any of the issues or questions in the Consultation Paper.
End-of-Life Documents during COVID-19
1 October 2020
Thanks to a temporary regulation, you can now have the signing of important end-of-life legal documents witnessed over video conference—this applies to wills, enduring powers of attorney and advance health directives.