Australian Football League (AFL) player and coach Robert Walls has died aged 74, after using voluntary assisted dying laws.
Walls - a Carlton Football Club legend - won three premierships with the team as a player and one as coach, and later became a media figure and pundit.
He was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia, a rare and aggressive form of blood cancer, in 2023.
His family told local media he died surrounded by his children, in his apartment which overlooked the home of AFL in Victoria, the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
The state of Victoria introduced voluntary assisted dying laws in 2019, which allow a person in the late stages of advanced disease to end their life using medication, with the approval of two doctors.