Philip Nitschke, the man who thinks we should all choose when to die | Philip Nitschke | The Guardian
Dr Death brings suicide machine to the Fringe | The Times
A very peaceful death': Euthanasia campaigner Nitschke to unveil high-tech death pod
Sir Terry Pratchett, Dr Philip Nitschke Dr Philip Nitschke aka Dr Death, as he is widely know at trinity college, with pro euthanasia campaigner and novelist Sir Terry Pratchett for a debate
Dr Death" says Britain ignoring end-of-life needs | Reuters
Euthanasia campaigner Dr Philip Nitschke suspended by medical board | Australia news | The Guardian
Prosecutors clear way for assisted suicides | The Times
Philip Nitschke lectures criticised by Debbie Purdy - BBC News
Controversial suicide pod to be rolled out in Switzerland - Wales Online
Dr Death' visit to Belfast cancelled - BBC News
Philip Nitschke, creator of suicide pod, now comes up with lethal bodily implants idea
Philip Nitschke holds first public workshop about assisted suicide since deregistration - ABC News
Right-to-die campaigner 'Dr Death' Philip Nitschke facing arrest | The Independent | The Independent
Philip Nitschke under fire over 'rational' suicide remarks in wake of Perth man's Nembutal death - ABC News
Doctor Philip Nitschke is pictured October 14 with the "death machine" he designed and which was used in the world's first legal mercy killings. Euthanasia campaigner Nitschke, who helped four people die
Euthanasia campaigner Dr Philip Nitschke suspended by medical board | Australia news | The Guardian
A 3-D Printed Pod Inflames the Assisted Suicide Debate - The New York Times
Suicide Implants and Pods: Quandaries of 'Choice' at the End of Life| National Catholic Register
Future Technologies For End of Life
Voluntary euthanasia campaigner Philip Nitschke: 'I wish I had never met Nigel Brayley' - ABC News
Exit International | Philip Nitschke
Inventor of the 'suicide pod' plans to create a lethal body implant | Daily Mail Online
Philip Nitschke - Wikipedia
Philip Nitschke - Wikipedia
Gardai forced to protect 'Dr Death' after online threat - Independent.ie
