Table of Contents - 08 Oct 2005

• COVER STORY: THE WAR ON TERROR: Identifying and tackling the causes of terrorism (Dr Sharif Shuja)
• EDITORIAL: Ethanol back on the national agenda (Peter Westmore)
• NATIONAL SECURITY: 800 potential terrorists in Australia (Peter Westmore)
• CANBERRA OBSERVED: Can Labor ignore Latham's message?
• QUARANTINE: Federal Court overturns pig meat import ban (Peter Westmore)
• EUROPE: France pays mothers to have more children (John Ballantyne)
• DIVORCE LAWS: Fathers turning against Howard (Warwick Marsh)
• FAMILY: Parental duty of care fails adolescents (Susan Reibel Moore)
• EDUCATION: University students struggling with English (Kevin Donnelly)
• SCHOOLS: Primary schools performing poorly
• STRAWS IN THE WIND: Germany and the hazards of proportional representation / Minefield Childcare and its critics / Latham diaries fall-out / State-federal jousting (Max Teichmann)
• HIV/AIDS EPIDEMIC: Using common sense, not condom sense (Dr Kerrie Allen)
• OPINION: Why Latham's Labor lost (Brian Peachey)
• POPULATION: Communist China's abuse of pregnant women (Joseph A. D'Agostino)
• Real face of Labor (letter) (Brian Handley)
• Legal redress for paternity fraud (letter) (Craig W. Saunders)
• Elite media's hatred of Bush (letter) (Frank Bellet)
• BOOKS: THE COLLAPSE OF GLOBALISM: and the Reinvention of the World, by John Ralston Saul (Jim Manwaring (reviewer))
• BOOKS: UNDER THE LOVING CARE OF THE FATHERLY LEADER: North Korea and the Kim Dynasty (Bill James (reviewer))
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