Tributes pour in for Death Café founder Jon Underwood The man behind Death Café, the death positive initiative helping people talk about end of life matters, has died aged 44 #News & Events
Why the bereaved are getting memorial tattoos Three people explain why they chose to get inked with remembrance tattoos in tribute to a lost loved one #Bereavement
Colourful graves and cemeteries These unusual headstones and rainbow coloured graveyards are vibrant tributes to lost loved ones #Tradition & Culture
Dear Annie: Missing and talking about a brother who died If you’ve lost someone close to you, or been affected by a bereavement, psychologist Annie Broadbent is here to help #Bereavement
Death around the world: Obon, Japan Discover Japan’s Buddhist festival of remembrance, Obon, celebrated with fire, dancing and family reunions #Tradition & Culture
Dying to talk? Get a Death Café started Tea, cake and candid chat about dying matters are on the menu at Australian Death Cafés, with a positive focus on something that happens to us all #End of Life Planning
Grief Works: A compassionate guide to life, death and surviving Bereavement psychologist Julia Samuel’s best-selling book explores how acknowledging grief can help us to heal #Bereavement
Why people are writing their own obituaries A rising trend for self-penned obituaries is letting people have the last word after they are gone #End of Life Planning
Five alternative grief therapy ideas Creative activities to try that may help you through grief and loss #Bereavement
Creating peace with music for the dying Music thanatologist Peter Roberts uses harp and voice in musical vigils to comfort the dying and ease their final days and hours #End of Life Planning
Dear Annie: My amazing friend is dying – how can I stay strong? If you’ve lost someone close to you, or been affected by a bereavement, psychologist Annie Broadbent is here to help #End of Life Planning
Dear Annie: Bereavement heartache’s cheated me of happiness If you’ve lost someone close to you, or been affected by a bereavement, psychologist Annie Broadbent is here to help #Bereavement
Food for thought at Melbourne General Cemetery Foodies will pay homage to great restaurateurs laid to rest at the necropolis, as part of the Melbourne Food and Wine Festival #News & Events
10 picture books for younger bereaved children 10 books that explore questions around death and bereavement to read with little ones coping with loss #Bereavement
Selected welcomes Funeral Zone to its Partner Program Funeral Zone has become the first online funeral resource to be invited to work with the rigorously-selected community of independent funeral directors #News & Events
