An article about the Australian government's plans to try to limit suicide by targeting sites that discuss it, and Nitschke.

Article about Nitschke's proposed activities in New Zealand.

An article about Nitschke's support of - and other right to die advocates' opposition to - the concept of suicide for healthy, elderly patients.

Two articles about Nitschke, presented by the Compassionate Healthcare Network, a Canadian organization which opposes end-of-life choice.

Nitschke suggests that the terminally ill obtain lethal medication from veterinarians.

The website of the organization Nitschke founded and directs. The site contains a news archive, information about conferences and appearances, and services including listservs and an advance directive database.

An article about Nitschke's plans to purchase a Dutch boat, moor it off the coast of the United Kingdom, and hasten deaths on board.

A biography of Nitschke, from a 2001 event.

Information about Nitscke's visit to New Zealand.

Nitschke comments on Martin's case and legalization legislation pending in New Zealand.

The law that Nitscke acted under, making him the first doctor to legally hasten the death of a terminally ill patient.

An opinion article by Nitschke discussing two patients (one is Nancy Crick), the plight of some terminally ill, and the political debate surrounding end-of-life choice.

Information about Nitschke's run for Parliament, from the newsletter of the South Australian Voluntary Euthanasia Society (SAVES), which supports end-of-life choice.

Article about Nitschke's failed attempt to take devices that hasten death out of Australia.

An article about Nitschke's "euthanasia workshops" and the people who attend them.

An article about Nitschke and his workshops.

Article about Nitschke and Nancy Crick, from The Age (Australian newspaper).