Euthanasia opponents vow to keep fighting
Anti-euthanasia groups buoyed by a 70-50 vote for assisted dying in Parliament.
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Audrey Young outlines the assisted dying bill ahead of the second reading debate tomorrow
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The controversial euthanasia bill is expected to have its second reading on Wednesday.
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Anguished teen, who was raped as a child, dies after failed euthanasia request
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Alfred Ngaro has apologised twice for his comments about abortion. He explains his views.
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MPs asked to consider consequences of euthanasia bill
MPs set to debate assisted dying bill before conscience vote.
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The cartoon would be deemed offensive by tens of thousands of New Zealand Christians.
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Heather du Plessis-Allan: Goodbye to political hope, unity
COMMENT: Politics returns to its grubby, self-interested and cynical normal.
Leighton Smith: Who should be making right-to-die decision?
COMMENT: The debate over euthanasia and assisted suicide has become more intensive.
Editorial: Seymour's bill faces a hard road
Comment: Parliament's select committee report shows how difficult euthanasia bill will be.
Euthanasia bill will come down to MPs' judgement
Seymour believes MPs will line up behind public and pass bill.
Euthanasia bill back for debate by MPs
MPs set to debate substantive policy contained in the End of Life Choice Bill.
Soper: Euthanasia's time has surely come
COMMENT: No one would want to be in a position to be affected by End of Life Choice bill.
Seymour confident as euthanasia bill returns
David Seymour's euthanasia bill attracted a record number of submissions.
Sinead Donnelly: Euthanasia law in Canada a cautionary tale
COMMENT: Canada shows how quickly euthanasia is extended to more than the terminally ill.
Letters: Why do governments use commercial banks?
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Submissions strongly oppose euthanasia bill
Euthanasia bill backers say scientific polls a better judge of opinion than submissions.
Euthanasia bill will impact many, says terminally ill woman
Should euthanasia become legal, one Kiwi feels she would have to justify to her life.