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A west Australian man who won the right to starve himself to death has died in a Perth nursing home. Quadriplegic Christian1 Rossiter was confined to a wheelchair, breathed through a tube and was fed artificially. He told his cares he wanted to die, and last month, the WA Supreme2 Court ruled he had the right to refuse food.
The Victorian Premier3 John Brumby departs for India today, hoping to ease concern on the subcontinent over racist4 bashings in Melbourne. A spate5 of recent violence against Indian students has received extensive media attention in India. Meanwhile, the Premier has abandoned the Mumbai leg of his trip, after warnings of a possible terrorist attack.
Creditors6 affected7 by the collapse8 of Babcock & Brown have contributed more than 300,000 dollars to a fighting fund. It'll be used to pursue the failed investment bank's former directors and senior management. The money will help cover the cost of a more thorough examination of the group's collapse, including weather the company traded while insolvent9.
And half a million people have jammed into Havana's Revolution Square for a peace concert. 14 Spanish-language pop stars are performing in an effort to bring together Cubans and Americans. The concert is being televised internationally.
We'll have more news later.
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