Australia’s Labor party is facing increasing pressure to broaden access to voluntary assisted dying (VAD) services through telehealth. The Greens and independent MP Kate Chaney plan to introduce legislation to amend current national policy. Current federal law, originating from the Howard era, prohibits telehealth consultations for euthanasia, disproportionately affecting those in regional Australia. Last week’s Labor national conference signaled a potential shift, committing the party to overturning the existing ban. Advocates argue telehealth access is crucial for equitable service delivery across the country. The Prime Minister, however, has stated a preference for face-to-face consultations. This sets the stage for a debate regarding the optimal method for providing these sensitive medical services.