A Perth grandmother is leading a campaign to make human composting legal in Australia, according to multiple outlets. The proposal seeks to allow the practice as an alternative end-of-life option, motivated by environmental considerations. The campaign argues that composting could offer a lower-impact method of handling human remains compared with conventional burial or cremation, and calls for changes to laws and regulations that currently restrict or prohibit the practice. The reporting across sources describes the effort as a push to achieve legal recognition for human composting, rather than a claim of existing widespread legality or availability. While the articles focus on the campaign’s purpose and the organiser’s role, they do not provide detailed information in the summaries about the specific bill or regulatory pathway being pursued, nor do they outline government responses. Overall, the articles present the campaign as an attempt to shift Australian policy to accommodate human composting as a lawful option.