What to wear to a funeral What is appropriate funeral attire? Find out what is expected for funerals of all major religions #Funerals
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
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
