May 12th 2012


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Articles from this issue:

NATIONAL AFFAIRS: ASIO investigates "government-backed" anti-coal campaign

CANBERRA OBSERVED: Julia Gillard's fatally flawed judgement

DEFENCE OF MARRIAGE: More than 500 attend Perth rally to preserve marriage

EDITORIAL: French election may decide future of the EU

AS THE WORLD TURNS

CONSERVATION: Liberals blueprint to speed up environmental approvals

BANKS: Microfinance: money for the people that banks ignore

SOCIETY: Impact of internet abuse on the young

POLITICAL IDEAS: How individualism can beget totalitarianism

PHILOSOPHY: Abortion and personhood in one easy lesson

OPINION: Is Obama the US's most anti-Christian president?

OPINION: The demise of Aboriginal self-determination

LETTERS

CINEMA: A pleasant but forgettable taste

BOOK REVIEW Scientific rejoinder to green hysteria

BOOK REVIEW More historical myths dispelled

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NATIONAL AFFAIRS: ASIO investigates "government-backed" anti-coal campaign
How ironic that federal Energy Minister Martin Ferguson has ASIO investigating anti-coal mining campaign groups funded by federal and state governments, and which enjoy federal tax-deductibility status!
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CANBERRA OBSERVED: Julia Gillard's fatally flawed judgement
It has suddenly dawned on all but Julia Gillard’s most rosy-eyed comrades in the Labor Caucus that their leader lacks the political judgment required to hold the office of Australia’s prime minister.
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DEFENCE OF MARRIAGE: More than 500 attend Perth rally to preserve marriage
A recent Perth rally to preserve marriage was attended by more than 500 supporters. However, the event was ignored by Australia’s mainstream media in favour of a band of 65 noisy left-wing protesters outside the venue who were calling for the legalising of same-sex marriage.
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EDITORIAL: French election may decide future of the EU
The second round of the French presidential election, between the incumbent President, Nicolas Sarkozy, and the Socialist Party’s François Hollande, is shaping up as a referendum on the future of the European Union (EU) and the austerity program that Sarkozy has adopted to rescue France from the European debt crisis.
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Education: Speaking in Forked Tongues
"Why Bilinguals Are Smarter," a recent column in the New York Times, suggests that children raised in two-language homes tend to have higher IQs, because their brains are forced to be more nimble.
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How the Left turned against the Jews
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How to save marriage from hitting the rocks
Marriage has had a good press lately. More people are marrying and more people are staying married. This is welcome news. I have recently met a number of community groups that promote marriage in schools, colleges and generally in society, an encouraging and hopeful experience for me. But of course while I welcome this greater interest in marriage, both in promoting it and defending it, it is impossible to do so unless we understand what marriage and the family are.
Passion for same-sex marriage a problem for Labor
THE Labor Party comes to next weekend's national conference with a political passion for same-sex marriage far removed from its low priority with the public and fixated by the false polemic of "marriage equality".
It's all about the children, not selfish adults
Ethicist Margaret Somerville examines the clash between upholding the human rights of children to know and be raised by their biological parents, and the claims of homosexual adults wanting same-sex marriage.(The Australian, July 23, 2011)
Can the Middle Class Be Saved?
Don Peck, features editor of The Atlantic magazine, examines the growing disparity of wealth in America, the shrinking middle class and the social implications for families and the culture. (The Atlantic, September, 2011)

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