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Parent’s nightmare: Archie Battersbee withdrawn from life support, following legal battle
12-year-old Archie Battersbee had his life support turned off, following a controversial legal battle
Archie was found unconscious in his home, on April 7, with a bandage over his head. Some reports suggest the 12-year-old was taking part in a viral challenge that went horribly wrong.
Archie’s treatment was withdrawn in The Royal London Hospital, with his parents by his side as he took his final breaths.
His mother says he fought until the end.
“He was taken off medication at 10am, his stats remained stable until two hours later…
I would just like to say I am the proudest mum in the world… He was such a beautiful little boy. He fought right until the very end and I am so proud to be his mum.”
hollie dance, archie’s mother
Initially, Archie’s heartbroken parents Hollie Dance and Paul Battersbee sought legal action to keep him alive. However, after four months in a coma, doctors at the Royal London Hospital confirmed Archie was ‘brain-stem dead’ with no chance of recovery.
After learning Archie’s fate, his parent’s pleaded with the High Court, Court of Appeal and European Court of Human Rights to have the right to choose where he takes his final breath.
They insisted on moving Archie to a hospice. However, Mrs Justice Theis from the High Court, rejected their appeal.
Life support was withdrawn at 10 am on Saturday local time and Archie passed away at 12:15 pm. He took his final breaths with his heartbroken family at his side.
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Australia’s fastest-growing property markets revealed
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Explore Australia’s booming property markets driven by infrastructure and low supply, with insights from Terry Ryder of Hotspotting.
We dive into the forces driving Australia’s fastest-growing property markets and explore which regions are benefiting the most from infrastructure developments and low housing supply.
Terry Ryder from Hotspotting joins us to explain how major hospital projects and other infrastructure investments are reshaping local economies and influencing property prices. We also examine how limited listings are creating fierce competition among buyers.
Discover where the next wave of growth is expected to appear and how investors can respond to these high-demand areas. This is essential insight for anyone keeping an eye on the property market.
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AI shake-up hits classifieds: Rightmove and REA face market threats
AI disrupts classifieds market, impacting valuations and strategies for survival—experts share insights on adapting to change.
AI disrupts classifieds market, impacting valuations and strategies for survival—experts share insights on adapting to change.
AI is sending shockwaves through the classifieds market, wiping billions from valuations and raising questions about the future of major players like Rightmove and REA Group. Investors are now closely watching how technology like ChatGPT could reshape the way online classifieds operate.
Experts weigh in on how AI could disrupt traditional business models, and what companies must do to stay competitive in a rapidly changing landscape. From adapting strategies to embracing innovation, the classifieds industry faces pivotal choices in the age of artificial intelligence.
We speak with Darren Woolley on the potential risks, investor reactions, and strategies that could determine which companies survive—and which might thrive—amidst this AI-driven transformation.
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Private sector jobs fall as ADP reveals major slowdown in November
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ADP has revealed a surprise decline of 32,000 private sector jobs in November, signalling renewed pressure across the labour market. Small businesses in particular have been hit hardest, raising fresh concerns about resilience heading into the new year.
Economists warn that slowing hiring momentum and weakening pay growth point to a broader shift in worker demand. With consumers increasingly expecting unemployment to rise, sentiment across industries continues to cool.
The market now turns its attention to the upcoming Bureau of Labor Statistics report, which will offer a crucial read on whether this slowdown is temporary—or a sign of something much larger.
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