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.


Embalming slows the process of the body’s natural decomposition, but it may be an unnecessary step on the journey to the crematorium.


Macabre in theory yet fascinating by nature – here are 5 famous mausoleums worth reading about if you’re in grave need of some history and culture.


Nobody hopes more than us that all of your emails find you well.


When a loved one dies, the stress and grief can be worse if you were reliant on that person - physically, financially or emotionally. Read on to learn how to access government support when you need it.


Any act that is completed with an intention and that has an important meaning behind it can be considered a ritual. Grief rituals, however, may mark significant events in our lives – in this case, deaths.


Buddhist funerals are built on the belief in reincarnation. Keep reading to learn more about the traditions and proper etiquette.


People often see things that aren’t there when they’re nearing the end of their road. Whilst it might be a little unsettling when your grandparent starts talking to their grandparent, or even that old favourite movie star of theirs hiding in the curtains, you can rest assured there’s nothing to be afraid of.


Sounds depressing, but it totally isn’t. We promise.


We’ve compiled a list of our favourite ways to celebrate the birthday of a deceased loved one. (You’re welcome).


Learn the turnaround times for death certificates in Australia and the reasons for delays in this guide.


Is there a difference between hospice care and palliative care? Yes, there’s a big difference, and choosing the right mode of care for you or a loved one is super important. Let’s take a deep dive into the two.


Whether their death is imminent or months away, it’s important to be prepared. Especially if they’re likely to pass at home.