Table of Contents - 24 Sep 2005

• EDITORIAL: Telstra sale: not a 'done deal' (Peter Westmore)
• NATIONAL AFFAIRS: Could Australia cope with a natural disaster? (Colin Teese)
• CANBERRA OBSERVED: Are new anti-terror laws good for Australia?
• INTELLIGENCE: Past espionage failure spooks US partnership (John Miller)
• STRAWS IN THE WIND: New Orleans - a cracked society / Unemployment / Costello's new constituency / Liberal leadership / Potemkin politics (Max Teichmann)
• TAIWAN: Taiwan's tax system keeps money in the family (Jeffry Babb)
• UNITED STATES: Judge Roberts impresses at US Senate hearing (Peter Westmore)
• AGRICULTURE: Unbridled globalism harms poorer nations (Ken Francis)
• SPECIAL FEATURE: How the sex industry destroys society (Part 2) (Mary Anne Layden)
• THEATRE: Play's one-sided slant on Bush and the Iraq War (Len Phillips (reviewer))
• Who is to blame for New Orleans tragedy? (letter) (Frank Bellet)
• Tony Blair and the Iraq War (letter) (Marcus L'Estrange)
• Family Law's five-fold disaster (letter) (Janos Paskandy)
• OBITUARY: Frank Rooney - R.I.P. (Peter Westmore)
• BOOKS: UNSPEAKABLE: Facing Up To Evil in an Age of Genocide and Terror, by Os Guinness (Bill Muehlenberg (reviewer))
• MAKING 'BLACK HARVEST': Warfare, film-making and living dangerously in the Highlands of Papua New Guinea (Peter Westmore (reviewer))
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