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Home > News & Insights > Private Clients Associate Amelia Nowosilskyj speaks to Boardroom Media on newly introduced Euthanasia laws

Private Clients Associate Amelia Nowosilskyj speaks to Boardroom Media on newly introduced Euthanasia laws

14 December 2017 Communications & PR Executive Gavin Lower e: gavin.lower@mk.com.au d: 03 9208 9891 m: 0414 796 726
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Source: Boardroom Media

Enuthanasia laws have come to pass in Victoria. Macpherson Kelley Private ClientsAssociate Amelia Nowosilskyj explains to Boardroom Media just how these new laws will work and how it will impact terminally ill patients and their families.

For the full interview click here.

 

 

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Private Clients Associate Amelia Nowosilskyj speaks to Boardroom Media on newly introduced Euthanasia laws

14 December 2017 Gavin Lower e: gavin.lower@mk.com.au d: 03 9208 9891 m: 0414 796 726

Source: Boardroom Media

Enuthanasia laws have come to pass in Victoria. Macpherson Kelley Private ClientsAssociate Amelia Nowosilskyj explains to Boardroom Media just how these new laws will work and how it will impact terminally ill patients and their families.

For the full interview click here.