Table of Contents - 31 Jul 2004

• COVER STORY: What the COAG Water Agreement means (Neil Eagle)
• EDITORIAL: Issues facing the Howard Government (Peter Westmore)
• CANBERRA OBSERVED: Kim Beazley's return masks Labor's divisions over US (News Weekly)
• AUSFTA: Will Green preferences sink trade agreement? (Colin Teese)
• NATIONAL COMPETITION POLICY: SA Government heads towards dismantling single selling-desk for barley (Paul Russell)
• DEREGULATION: Stock Journal survey rejects new SA Barley Export Bill (Paul Russell)
• QUARANTINE BREACH: Inquiry needed on citrus canker (News Weekly)
• NATIONAL AFFAIRS: Boswell sees red over Senate marriage delay (Paul Russell)
• EDUCATION: School vouchers - giving power back to parents (John Ballantyne)
• SOCIAL POLICY: Singapore's Provident Fund adapts to new realities (Jeff Babb)
• FILM: Appeals against degrading movies rejected (Richard Egan)
• MEDIA: Victory on TV Code of Practice (Richard Egan)
• HEALTH: Abortion causes uterine damage (Babette Francis)
• VICTORIA: Are we facing a long dry spell? (Kevin Long)
• STRAWS IN THE WIND : Peacock Throne / The Stasi never died / Supersized (Max Teichmann)
• CINEMA: Whatever happened to the family film? (Philip F. Anschutz)
• Distributism defended (letter) (Tim Wallace)
• People without land (letter) (Bob Denahy)
• Ethanol industry viable (letter) (Colin Teese)
• OBITUARY: Vale Brian Nash (Mark Posa)
• OBITUARY: Vale Martin Klibbe
• BOOKS: Nightmare of the Prophet, by Paul Gray (Yehuda Bauer)
• BOOKS: Memo for a Saner World, by Bob Brown (John R. Barich (reviewer))
• BOOKS: So Monstrous A Travesty, by Ross McMullin (Michael E. Daniel (reviewer))
• News Weekly Books