Latest Death guides
We understand that dealing with the practicalities of death can seem overwhelming and complicated. It's common to have some questions. That's why we have written these simple guides, minus the legal jargon.


Common in dying patients, the death rattle is typically a sign that death is near – often within 48 hours. Read to learn more.


Did you know that the Australian Death Notification Service (ADNS) can digitally notify multiple organisations that someone has died? Learn more in this guide below.


This Mexican holiday for celebrating your deceased loved ones is full of colour. But what does each one mean?


Navigating the challenges that come with the death of a spouse can be tough. Throwing children into the mix can be even tougher. Here are our top tips on lending a helping hand to a widowed parent.


Bereavement flowers are common practice, but what if you'd prefer something else to honour the memory of your loved one?


Have you ever wondered which celebrities died on their birthdays? If curiosity is killing you (pardon the pun), keep reading.


Fatherhood does not end with the death of a child. Here’s why acknowledging or commemorating International Bereaved Father’s Day is so important.


It’s that burst of energy right before they pass on. So, what is ‘terminal lucidity’ (or ‘rallying’ as it’s more commonly known), and why does it happen? Learn more about the fascinating phenomenon below.


An introduction, if you need one.


Many would agree that a peaceful and painless death surrounded by loved ones (or dying in your sleep) is the best way to depart this life. But, is the death process painful? We’re here to answer the big questions.


Wondering what an autopsy (sometimes referred to as a ‘post mortem examination’) entails, and why it’s performed in the first place? Learn more below.


No, not all premonitions mean impending death. But, sometimes it’s good to listen to that nagging hunch of yours. Below, learn all about death premonitions.