The story of euthanasia in Australia could be dubbed a tale of two Andrews, the good one and the not so good one. It is 20 years since the Private Member’s Bill introduced by the good Andrews, Kevin Andrews, knocked out the physician-assisted euthanasia legislated in the Northern Territory and, by default, the rest of Australia because of euthanasia tourism.
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