SAVES is not affiliated with Exit International / Dr Philip Nitschke and opposes the public availability of a 'peaceful pill'.

Issues and viewpoints in the voluntary euthanasia debate

• A synopsis of intractable symptoms
• Church and State
• Demoralisation syndrome at the end of life
• The Doctrine of Double Effect and its Limitation
• An inalienable right - The unqualified right to life
• Legalised VE and the Common Good Argument
• Grasping the Nettle - a former SAVES president reflects
• The Duty of Care
• VE and motor neurone syndrome
• Angels of Death
• Defining hopeless and terminal illness
• Dying in Australia by refusing food and fluids 
• Survey of Surgeons - 'Intention' in hastening death 
• World Euthanasia Conference 2002 in Brussells
• Voluntary Euthanasia in Australia, the Netherlands and Belgium - a comparative study
• Twelve Principles - for Voluntary Euthanasia Law Reform
• The Catholic Position on Voluntary Euthanasia - From catholic theologian, Dr Jacques Pohier.
• Pious Bullshit - Some observations by Flinders University ethicist, Dr Brian Stoffell.
• The Right to Die and the Right to Life - The Language isn't Right.
• The Right to Say When - Article by Tony Baker in The Advertiser of 11 July 1997.
• The Conscience Vote in a Representative Democracy - When a conscience vote is allowed, whose conscience should an elected representative follow?
• Depression and the Wish for Death in the Terminally Ill - A psychiatrist explains ...
• The World Medical Association and VE - Why not the same policy as for abortion?
• Palliative care and voluntary euthanasia - complementary, not incompatible
• Terminal sedation debated - differences between terminal sedation and voluntary euthanasia
• Suicide and voluntary euthanasia
• New Developments in Self Deliverance - NuTech
• Think about your Dying Process - and then State your Wishes Clearly
• Non voluntary Euthanasia: A Model of Dying in Hospital - A model of dying in hospitals: What about informed consent?
• Suicide Pills - SAVES position on DIY suicide pills.
• Hard Cases
• Hard Cases - 2
• Focus on the "Hopelessly Ill" in Law Reform - rather than the "Terminally Ill"
• The Myth of Nazism and Euthanasia