The NSW government wants to give coroners the power to appoint an alternative next of kin in cases that involve family and domestic violence, or estrangement.
Politics / New South Wales
After Caitlin’s death, her family lost control of her body. This law will change that
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| Outlet | Niral Score |
|---|---|
| WAtodayas they published this story | 7.4 |
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The Age
After Caitlin’s death, her family lost control of her body. This law will change that
Niral 7.4
political 0
The Sydney Morning Herald
After Caitlin’s death, her family lost control of her body. This law will change that
Niral 7.4
political 0
Brisbane Times
After Caitlin’s death, her family lost control of her body. This law will change that
Niral 7.4
political 0