Dubbed 'Dr Death' in the 1990s for his euthanasia advocacy, Mr Nitschke now lives in The Netherlands where he continues his work via his organisation Exit International. On choosing to visit Lismore, Dr Nitschke said: "We've got a lot of members across Australia, but we have a particular concentration ...
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