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Charmaine Margaret Dragun was born in Perth, Western Australia to Estelle and Michael Dragun. According to her mother, Dragun was a perfectionist and developed anorexia while she was attending university at the WA Academy of Performing Arts and continued to have problems related to anorexia periodically for the next several years.
WikiProject Australia; Australian Wikipedians' Notice Board ... 29 November 2024 – 2024–25 Australian region cyclone season The death toll ... The West Australian ...
In November 2018, it was announced that Malcolm McCusker, a former Governor of Western Australia, would lead an 11-member panel to write a bill for voluntary assisted dying. Among those on the panel were lawyers, doctors and the wife of Clive Deverall. [2] This report was tabled to the Parliament of Western Australia on 27 June 2019. [9]
An unconventional obituary for a woman in Australia has gone viral on social media.. The Sydney Morning Herald recently shared the obituary for Jennifer Ann Kelly, who died on October 28 at the ...
Western Sydney University School of Medicine Campbelltown, Sydney: 2007 2011 BClinSci/MD ... Western Australia University of Western Australia Medical School: Perth:
Western Australia 6 September 1942 62 Drowning [22] James Cunningham Labor Western Australia 4 July 1943 [23] 63 Richard Keane Labor Victoria 26 April 1946 65 Heart disease [24] Richard Nash Labor Western Australia 12 December 1951 61 Heart attack [25] Edmund Piesse Country Western Australia 25 August 1952 62 Suicide by carbon-monoxide ...
The Western Australian Medical Students' Society is the main society for medical students at the university, and represents the medical students' interests. It is responsible for some of the largest events at the campus and endeavours to involve students in medical networking, conferences, and other activities.
The euthanasia advocacy group YourLastRight.com [129] is the peak organisation nationally representing the "Dying with Dignity" associations of Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria and Tasmania, [130] as well as the South Australian Voluntary Euthanasia Society (SAVES), [131] the Western Australian Voluntary Euthanasia Society (WAVES) [132 ...