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 Contents - 12 May 2007NW 12 May 2007

COVER STORY: ANZAC DAY: A new dawn for Australian national pride - Mark Lopez
EDITORIAL: Labor's uranium policy: when 'yes' means 'no' - Peter Westmore
CANBERRA OBSERVED: Has Kevin Rudd made his biggest mistake?
WATER: Water crisis: farmers' warnings ignored - Patrick J. Byrne
NATIONAL AFFAIRS: Why Kevin Rudd leads in the polls - Colin Teese
LABOR PARTY: Australian union movement's last hurrah - Joseph Poprzeczny
STRAWS IN THE WIND: ABC's John Curtin - a missed opportunity / Labor conference a gold-plated flop / Melbourne's continuing transport fiasco / Ice man cometh - Max Teichmann
INTELLIGENCE CORNER: Terror Australis - will the public ever wake up? - John Miller
FAMILY ASSISTANCE: Howard's cash benefits for families - John Morrissey
SCHOOLS: Report slams school curriculum muddle - Kevin Donnelly
DRUGS POLICY: $150 million campaign against 'Ice' - too little, too late - Peter Westmore
MEDICAL: Oral contraceptive link to breast cancer - Babette Francis
HISTORY: Wilberforce's epic battle to end slavery - John Ballantyne
Plight of Tamils in Sri Lanka (letter) - Param Paramanathan
Sinhalese speaking up for Tamils (letter) - K. Vipulananda
Religious vilification laws (letter) - Lindsay Dent
General Monash (letter) - Chris Rule
BOOKS: BETWEEN TWO WORLDS: The Inner Lives of Children of Divorce - Bill Muehlenberg (reviewer)
BOOKS: THE OCCUPATION OF IRAQ: Winning the War, Losing the Peace - Amir Taheri (reviewer)
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DUMBING DOWN: Outcomes-based and politically correct
DUMBING DOWN: Outcomes-based and politically correct
Kevin Donnelly
Renowned education expert Dr Kevin Donnelly exposes the shoddiness of current trendy teaching methods and the perils of non-competitive assessment which have combined to produce a generation of under-educated Australians.
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AMERICA ALONE: The end of the world as we know it
AMERICA ALONE: The end of the world as we know it
Mark Steyn
The hilarious, provocative and brilliant Mark Steyn - the most popular conservative columnist in the English-speaking world - demonstrates how the West's policies of multiculturalism, PC, the welfare state and childlessness are consigning its civilisation to oblivion and aiding the rise of militant Islam.
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INSIDE THE ASYLUM: Why the United Nations and Old Europe are worse than you think
INSIDE THE ASYLUM: Why the United Nations and Old Europe are worse than you think
Jed Babbin
A former US deputy undersecretary of defense argues that the UN is more of an international criminal than a dispenser of international law. Its credentials are in tatters after the Iraq oil-for-food scam. Its diplomatic stalling tactics work against the enforcement of international law, thus making the world a more dangerous place.
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THE POLITICALLY INCORRECT GUIDE TO ISLAM (and the Crusades)
THE POLITICALLY INCORRECT GUIDE TO ISLAM (and the Crusades)
Robert Spencer
Everything (well, almost everything) you know about Islam and the Crusades is wrong because most textbooks and popular history books are written by left-wing academics and Islamic apologists. This book is the antidote to these errors.
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GENTLE REGRETS: Thoughts from a Life
GENTLE REGRETS: Thoughts from a Life
Roger Scruton
In this delightful and readable collection of articles and essays, Britain's foremost conservative thinker provides a fascinating commentary on our times. Partly autobiographical, this book is rich in hard-won wisdom.
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B.A. SANTAMARIA: Your most obedient servant. Selected letters: 1938-1996.
B.A. SANTAMARIA: Your most obedient servant. Selected letters: 1938-1996.
edited by Patrick Morgan
The letters of Australia's famous political commentator B.A. Santamaria cover his extraordinary 60 years in public life, revealing both the personal and professional sides of his character. His correspondents included prime ministers, eminent churchmen, media magnates and social commentators.
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HOW THE CATHOLIC CHURCH BUILT WESTERN CIVILIZATION
HOW THE CATHOLIC CHURCH BUILT WESTERN CIVILIZATION
Thomas E. Woods, Jr.,
Dr Woods shows how no institution has done more to shape Western civilisation than the Catholic Church. It gave birth to modern science, invented the university, established the principles of Western law and humanised the West by insisting on the sacredness of all human life.
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ADVANCING THE CULTURE OF DEATH:  Euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide
ADVANCING THE CULTURE OF DEATH: Euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide
Peter Tran
Euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide loom large in today's debates on bioethics. Dr Peter Tran provides a highly readable analysis of these debates and a response from Catholic moral theology. Includes a preface by His Eminence, Cardinal George Pell.
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THE CAMPION SOCIETY and Catholic social militancy in Australia 1929-1939
THE CAMPION SOCIETY and Catholic social militancy in Australia 1929-1939
Colin H. Jory
The Campion Society was one of the most extraordinary movements to arise between the wars and represented Australian Catholicism in one of its most vigorous phases.
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