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

South Australia - articles relating to SA including SAVES history and activities

• Timeline of SA legislative activity
  
• Challenge to suicide laws: Hansard censored - precedent set?(pdf newsletter item)
  
• SAVES and EXIT Australia Board
  
• SAVES recent activities
  
• SAVES joint venture
  
• Submission to Criminal Code Amendment Bill
  
• Christian Support for voluntary euthanasia- March 2005
  
• Dignity in Dying Flowchart
  
• 'Let down again in SA' - how members of the Legislative Council voted on the Dignity in Dying Bill"
• SAVES role
• Nursing policy supports choice for voluntary euthanasia : compassion with accountability
• Remembering Shirley Nolan : Activist for better lives and better deaths
• Draft Federal legislation outlaws suicide information : censorship of legitimate debate and information?
• SAVES Life Membership awarded to Hon Sandra Kanck MLC
• SAVES Library: new acquisition Angels of Death by Dr Roger Magnusson
• Arthur Cys OAM Bequest
• Advance Directive update
• SAVES' Constitution, voluntary euthanasia and self-deliverance
• 'Dignity in Dying Bill reintroduced'
• The Problem with the Status Quo - in medical practice
• Dignity in Dying Bill 2001' - A legislative milestone: voted into committee stage
• Voluntary euthanasia and people living with disability
• Intractable symptoms - the challenge for palliative care
• The End of Social Development in South Australia  - journalist's comment on rejection of the Anne Levy VE Bill
• Marshall Perron's Address - to the SAVES's AGM April 1999
• In Pursuit of Law Reform' - a short history of SAVES
• Care of the Dying - Annual Report to SA Parliament
• The RSL case against Euthanasia - SAVES responds.
• SA's Voluntary Euthanasia Bill - as referred to Select Committee.
• SA's VE Bill - SAVES at the Social Development Committee hearings - mid 1999
• Doctrinal Note - Vatican instructs South Australian parliamentarians, and SAVES responds
• Honesty First Victim - The first Voluntary Euthansia Bill before the SA Parliament (in 1995).
• SAVES: 20 years in pursuit of law reform - a milestone in advocacy
• Bishop John Shelby Spong - Voluntary euthanasia a 'Christian choice'
• Vale Sir Mark - Death of a Patron
• Palliative Care in SA- SA leads the way in palliative care
• Concern over Witness Statements - before the Social Development Committee
• Award for SAVES Internet Site
• End of the Anne Levy VE Bill
• President's Report, March 1999 - World Federation of Right to Die Societies
• Philip Nitschke talks to SAVES - at the July 99 Meeting
• SA's VE Referendum Bill - Introduced into SA's Upper House 8 Nov 96 but never debated. Lapsed when State Election called for 11 Oct 97.
• What happens when someone dies? - In South Australia.
• A letter from the SAVES President - on taking up appointment as President WFRTDS.
• Parliamentary opposition to voluntary euthanasia legislation and SAVES' responses