Let's Talk about Death

14/10/2022

Great story!

For most of us, dancing is a fun way to unwind, or something we do after a few too many drinks on a Saturday night. But what if dancing can actually help to slow — or in some cases even reverse — the ageing process?

03/07/2022

As part of Dying to Know Day nationally, we are offering a free conversation on the topic of funerals on Wednesday 10th August (Brisbane Show Holiday) from 10.00am to noon at Victoria Point.

“Ask us anything about funerals” – open discussion with funeral celebrant Beth O’Brien and funeral director Neil Davis.

Please RSVP as numbers are strictly limited.
RSVP – Email Beth at [email protected]

23/05/2017

Cost of funerals in Australia

It was while watching TV that Sandra van der Laan first started questioning the cost of funerals.

11/04/2017

"It isn't that the dead don't speak, it's just that we forget how to listen" (Pier Paolo Pasolini).

31/03/2017

If you like to write

27/03/2017

Great course, all free.

Enrolments open today for a free, web-based course that allows people of all ages to learn about death and dying, and engage in supportive discussion.

08/02/2017

Choice Magazine Australia takes an unbiased look into funeral options in Australia, including BYO coffins and eco-friendly burials.

CHOICE examines funerals and explains some DIY options so you can plan the most suitable or eco-friendly send-off for your loved one, or yourself.

06/02/2017

Scattering ashes with drone - new to Australia.

FAMILIES are spending $500 to farewell their loved ones with an ash-scattering ceremony in the sky.

14/10/2016

Our interesting friends over in New Zealand.

Dozens of groups have sprung up across the country, providing retirees with new friends and, ultimately, cheaper funerals

05/10/2016

Choice Magazine reviews the funeral industry, very well done.

CHOICE examines funerals and explains some DIY options so you can plan the most suitable or eco-friendly send-off for your loved one, or yourself.

04/10/2016

People just feel they never know what to say.

The rules of expressing sympathy have become muddied at best, and concealed in an onslaught of emoji at worst.