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In support of the concept of Dying with Dignity, Victoria became the first state in Australia, to implement the Voluntary Assisted Dying law in June this year. One person has already used the first permit to be issued under this legislation, to end their life.

Known for his jovial tantrums in the studio, Umair Bashir reads news on Pakistan's Urdu news channel GNN.

Known for his jovial tantrums in the studio, Umair Bashir reads news on Pakistan's Urdu news channel GNN.

Known for his jovial tantrums in the studio, Umair Bashir reads news on Pakistan's Urdu news channel GNN.

What kind of a medical condition can make a patient eligible for choosing the time and mode of his/her death under  Victoria's landmark law? A Punjabi legal expert explains in detail in this interview.

What kind of a medical condition can make a patient eligible for choosing the time and mode of his/her death under  Victoria's landmark law? A Punjabi legal expert explains in detail in this interview.

What kind of a medical condition can make a patient eligible for choosing the time and mode of his/her death under  Victoria's landmark law? A Punjabi legal expert explains in detail in this interview.

Around hundred billion new garments are being made each year to meet the demands of global consumers. And hardly worn clothes are piling up in the landfill. However, some are being donated to charitable second-hand shops to supply essential services for the most disadvantaged in the society. The fashion industry is one of world’s biggest polluters - producing more emissions than international flights and maritime shipping combined, according to the Nature Climate Change Journal. Australians purchase around 27 kilograms of textiles per year - 23 kilograms of those end up in landfill.

A new survey has revealed many Newstart recipients are sacrificing food and utilities to survive on $40 a day. It comes as pressure increases on the government to raise the rate of the unemployment benefit. 

New research shows financial and social inequality is still rife in many parts of Australian life. Analyses of the annual Household, Income and Labour Dynamics in Australia Survey between 2001 and 2017 shows poverty has risen and it's hitting women particularly hard.