Tasmanian Parliament votes down Voluntary Assisted Dying Bill

By Matt Maloney and Michelle Wisbey
Updated May 25 2017 - 9:12am, first published May 24 2017 - 9:30pm
REFORM: Hundreds of people gather outside Parliament House in Hobart to rally for voluntary assisted dying, which was debated in the lower house of Wednesday. Picture: Michelle Wisbey
REFORM: Hundreds of people gather outside Parliament House in Hobart to rally for voluntary assisted dying, which was debated in the lower house of Wednesday. Picture: Michelle Wisbey

Legislation to allow for euthanasia to take place in Tasmania has been voted down for the third time in less than a decade. 

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