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Funeral Zone is Australia’s most visited funeral website

With over 100,000 monthly page views every month, Funeral Zone is helping more bereaved people in Australia than ever before

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17 creative cremation ashes ideas

17 creative cremation ashes ideas

From jewellery to Australian outback-style caskets, to ashes-scatterings in the sky, or at sea. Ideas to inspire a unique farewell

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Dear Annie: Unburdening –  grieving  baby loss

Dear Annie: Unburdening – grieving baby loss

Couples coping with grief often focus on being strong for the other, but sharing can be healing, says psychotherapist Annie Broadbent

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Biodegradable burial concepts

Biodegradable burial concepts

Four modern designs for environmentally friendly burial and cremation

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Why making a will is essential

Why making a will is essential

Making a will is a vital part of end of life planning – here are seven reasons why you need to do it

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Dear Annie: I feel so guilty I wished Mum’s final days away

Dear Annie: I feel so guilty I wished Mum’s final days away

Bereavement psychotherapist Annie Broadbent on coping with bereavement after witnessing a parent’s suffering

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One in a million: songs and poems to remember a mum

One in a million: songs and poems to remember a mum

A collection of songs, poems and quotes may inspire special memories of a mum you miss

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Mother’s Day grief: The pain when someone’s missing

Mother’s Day grief: The pain when someone’s missing

Mother's Day can be an emotional challenge for the bereaved. Time for a day to acknowledge those who are grieving? – asks psychotherapist Annie Broadbent

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Coping with loss – helpful reads: Top books on grief

Coping with loss – helpful reads: Top books on grief

A reading list of practical books on grief, loss and journeying towards healing

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#Photogrief: grief in the digital age

#Photogrief: grief in the digital age

A creative way to express your grief

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When grief gets complicated

When grief gets complicated

Grieving someone’s death is different for everyone. So what are the signs that someone is struggling to cope, or to move on?

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With the End in Mind

With the End in Mind

Dr Kathryn Mannix has drawn on many end of life conversations with the dying to inspire us to become more familiar with – and less afraid of – death

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Dear Annie: Coping with grief after suicide

Dear Annie: Coping with grief after suicide

Can grief ever be a shared space? Psychotherapist Annie Broadbent on supporting a friend who’s lost someone to suicide

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Daddys With Angels: Supporting dads after child loss

Daddys With Angels: Supporting dads after child loss

“I was amongst people who had walked my path” says bereaved dad Leif Kelly, Australian administrator of a peer-to-peer grief support network for men

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10 funeral poems for Grandma

10 funeral poems for Grandma

Comforting and uplifting poems to read at a grandmother's funeral

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