Learned Authors:

1. Hutley's Australian Wills Precedents. Edition 10 published in January 2021 by Lexisnexis. Authors Birtles, Neal & Sims.
2. Australian Elder Law. Accommodation, Agency and Remedies. Published in 2010 by Lawbook Co. Author Richard McCullagh.
3. Family Provision in Australia. Edition 6 published in 2021 by Lexisnexis. Authors Nickel and De Groot.
4. Voluntary Assisted Dying. Australian National University Press 2022. Law ? Health ? Justice ? Edited by Dr Daniel Fleming Group Manager Ethics & Formation for
    St Vincent's Health Australia and Dr David Carter National Health and Medical Research Council Early Career Fellow in the Faculty of Law UTS Sydney.

Family History Resources:

1. Finding copies of digitized Australian material: trove.nla.gov.au/
2. Finding last resting places: www.findagrave.com/
3. Finding images of a memorial: billiongraves.com/search
4. Readable history of Australians: www.booktopia.com.au/australians-thomas-keneally/book/9781742374505.html
5. Hopes for families into the 2020s: aifs.gov.au/resources/news-and-events/aifs-conference-2024
6. Keeping a weather eye on some of the broader challenges facing our civilisation in the 21st century: www.youtube.com/@JustHaveaThink/about

Useful Forms and Links:

1. Good Grief by Margaret Rice: good-grief.com.au/advances-in-advance-care-directives/
2. NSW Health Booklet: www.health.nsw.gov.au/patients/acp/Publications/acd-form-info-book.pdf
3. Palliative Care Australia: palliativecare.org.au/media-releases/
4. Accompaniment Initiative: livingwelldyingwell.org/
5. Consistent Life Ethic or Whole Life Ethic: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Consistent_life_ethic
6. Ethical Resource in the UK:  ourdutyofcare.org.uk/
7. Services Australia & Dementia considerations: www.servicesaustralia.gov.au/if-you-care-for-someone-with-dementia-you-can-also-act-their-behalf-when-dealing-with-centrelink