`Killing someone at random` may help Tasmania`s economy: MONA boss
(World News Austria)

David Walsh, millionaire founder of Tasmania`s acclaimed Museum of Old and New Art, has responded to the controversy surrounding an upcoming performance featuring a freshly slaughtered bull by saying that were he to kill someone using his Phillip Nitschke `suicide machine`, the resulting global attention would benefit the state`s economy. Walsh suggested the backlash to a three-hour `installation` directed by Austrian artist Hermann Nitsch, titled 150 Action, had served his purposes and `spiked a conversation` about meat. ......