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V7 One Earth, Funeral Line, Marrying Out,

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	ONE EARTH AUSTRALIA - Australia's Alternative Funeral Casket Manufacturer *An Environmentally Friendly Choice* Frequently Asked Questions
	1. Is it legal to use cardboard caskets in Australia? 2. Can my funeral director purchase an OnEarth casket? 3. Is it possible to decorate a casket myself ? 4. Is the casket lined? 5. Is it possible to obtain and store a casket for a period of time before use or are there some legal requirements that prevent this? 6. Do OnEarth cardboard caskets look like traditional funeral caskets? 7. Does a cardboard casket help in the cremation process? 8. How do OnEarth cardboard caskets compare to similar cardboard coffin manufacturers in Australia?
	See: http://www.onearth.com.au/FAQs.htm
	One Earth also has a section on Do-It-Yourself Funerals. http://www.onearth.com.au/DIY%20Funerals.htm

	Funeral Line Australia This Melbourne based funeral information service has a section on Do-It-Yourself Funerals.
	http://www.funeralline.com.au/DIYKit.html
	Funeral Line Australia is an independent information and referral service for the Funeral Industry.
	You can obtain FREE Information Sheets on the following topics
	Celebrant or Clergy Casket or Coffin Download Enquiry Regarding an Existing Plot Download Funeral Service Options Download Funeral Songs Download Pre-Planning a Funeral Download Pre-Purchasing a Burial Plot or Deed See: http://www.funeralline.com.au/InfoSheets.html

	Marrying Out - Between Two Worlds ABC Radio National Hindsight A two part examination of the experiences of children who grew up in "mixed" marriages. Until the 1960's the Protestant versus Catholic divide was a chasm that could divide families and create huge tensions within those families of "mixed" religions. Gives some insight into the societal back-drop from which our Civil Marriage Celebrant Program emerged. To listen or download the audio file:
	Part 1 - 11th October 2009 : http://www.abc.net.au/rn/hindsight/stories/2009/2675480.htm
	Part 2 - 18th October 2009 : http://www.abc.net.au/rn/hindsight/stories/2009/2707014.htm

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