As the cost for a traditional burial rises each year and as people have become more environmentally conscious about our land shortage, Cremation has become the preferred choice for many Australians, With over 70% of funerals now involving a cremation.   

There is no textbook to tell you what to do in these circumstances, and suddenly you find yourself in a situation having to decide whether to cremate or bury your loved one.  Subsequently, you then have to make a decision about what to do with their ashes.  

Just recently there was a lot of media coverage about a fan allegedly throwing a bag containing her mum’s ashes at a Pink Concert.   And it prompted a lot of people to think what they would do with their loved ones ashes.  

Today I have a chat with Oliver & Yaz from the URN Collective to discuss the options on what to do with someone’s ashes.   

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