Media

EPC encourages open and transparent discussions about death, dying and living with a terminal illness. Our CEO, Gaylene Coulton, is available for comment. EPC Ambassadors are also available to present at corporate or community based events as part of our Community Speaker Program.

Media Enquiries
Contact: Peita Carroll, Manager HR, Volunteer Services and Communications.
Phone: 1300 130 813

Community Speaker Program
Contact: Krystal Wallace, Volunteer Consultant.
Phone: 1300 130 813

POUND THE PAVEMENT 4 EPC - Media Resources

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Social Media

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Press

• 'They'll die in agony' Palliative service fears - Herald Sun, 11 November 2022 
• Star Mail Lilydale & Ferntree Gully Newspapers, 1/10/22 - Pounding the pavement for palliative care | Lilydale Star Mail (mailcommunity.com.au) 
• Star Mail Lilydale 11/10/22
  Mail - Lilydale Star Mail - 11th October 2022 by Star News Group - Issuu

Radio

• Vision Australia Radio Network Interview with Peter Greco 10th September 2022
• 3WBC Forum Interview with Peita Carroll Thursday 7th July 2022
• 3WBC Forum Interview with Peita Carroll Thursday 9 June 2022
• 3WBC EPC 2022 Online Auction Interview with Emily Gurr, March 2022
• 3WBC EPC Biography Program Interview with Kate Fitzsimons, February 2022
• Radio Eastern FM Biography Interview with Krystal Wallis, March 2020
• Inner FM Interview with Peita Carroll, November 2019
• It’s Just Not Cricket Biography Interview with Krystal Wallis, June 2019
• EPC Radio Ad 2019
• ABC Radio Death café Interview with Peita Carroll, June 2019
• Inner FM National Palliative Care & Volunteer Week Interview with Peita Carroll & Krystal Wallis, May 2019

Television

• EPC's Award Winning Volunteer Biography Program on The Project, 20th April 2022

• ABC News Breakfast Interview with Jeanette Moody, June 2019

News

• ABC News – Faye Douglas chose to die at home rather than risk dying alone in hospital when COVID-19 hit – 26 August, 2020
• ABC News – Number of Melbourne families providing palliative care at home soars under coronavirus lockdown – 24 August, 2020

Palliative Care Australia – ‘Working out what’s right for you’ Resources

• Working out what’s right for you

The University of Melbourne Department of Medical Education

EPC's Sarah Begley interview in "Death and Dying" Module. Video produced by The University of Melbourne Department of Medical Education.

EPC Newsletters

Eastern Palliative Care YouTube Channel

Our videos can also be found in the relevant sections of the website.