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    Rest Easy Knowing — Conversations on Death, Dying & End-of-Life

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    About the podcast

    Rest Easy Knowing was born from a simple observation: most of us never talk about death, and many of us are unprepared when it arrives.

    This podcast helps Australians learn about and discuss death and dying in a practical, helpful, and respectful way. By fostering open conversations and sharing practical information, we aim to ensure that people have a greater understanding of what to expect when it comes to end-of-life and consider how they might prepare for the inevitable.

    We're recorded on Boonwurrung Country in Victoria, Australia, and we make this podcast for anyone who's ever wanted to ask a question about end-of-life and didn't know who to ask.

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    Fiona Healy

    Fiona has spent her career working in impactful community initiatives — fostering meaningful relationships and driving positive societal change.

    Her work reflects a dedication to empowering others and achieving tangible results within the community sector.

    She created Rest Easy Knowing because she believes the conversations we avoid about death are often the ones that matter most.

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    Rest Easy Knowing

    A podcast about death and dying, that answers many of the questions we don’t normally ask — recorded on Boonwurrung Country.

    With thanks also to Emerald Hill Cultural Heritage Centre for their support.

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    We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the land on which Rest Easy Knowing is created, the Boonwurrung People of the Kulin Nation, and we pay our respects to their Elders past and present. 

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    If You Lose Capacity: Power of Attorney Explained

    Who’s in Charge When You Can’t Be - with de Groots Wills & Estates Lawyers, Senior Associate Julia Tutt We often think about planning for what happens after we die — making a Will, choosing an executor and deciding who should receive our assets. But what if you’re still alive and you’re no longer able to make decisions for yourself? That’s where powers of attorney and guardianship come in. In this episode of Rest Easy Knowing, Fiona talks with Julia Tutt, Senior Associate at de Groo...

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    • de Groots Wills and Estate Lawyers (Brisbane, Sydney, and Melbourne)