Table of Contents - 22 Oct 2005

• EDITORIAL: JI's blood-stained prints on the Bali bombings (Peter Westmore)
• CANBERRA OBSERVED: Howard's biggest gamble since the GST
• NATIONAL AFFAIRS: Public outcry against human cloning (Richard Egan)
• NEW ZEALAND ELECTION: How Helen Clark snatched victory (Bernard Moran)
• CLIMATE: Don't get steamed up over Arctic melting (Peter Westmore)
• ISLAM: Why Indian Muslims reject extremism (Dr Sharif Shuja)
• SCIENCE AND RELIGION: The rise and rise of Intelligent Design (Bill Muehlenberg)
• STRAWS IN THE WIND: Too many crooks spoil the broth / Turkey's EU membership and some masterful wedge politics by Austria / Cultural revolution / Look back in anger / Marriage of science with home economics / The decoy ducks (Max Teichmann)
• SCHOOL FUNDING: Giving parents greater choice (John Ballantyne)
• DRUGS: New cannabis strategy urgently needed (David Perrin)
• MEDIA: Media authority blasts Ten's 'Big Brother Uncut' (Peter Westmore)
• OVERSEAS TRADE: Australia trading at a loss - myth and reality (Colin Teese)
• ENERGY: US Pushes for energy self-reliance
• Media cover-up of Saddam's WMDs (letter) (Tom King)
• Rural Australians betrayed (letter) (Margaret Menzel)
• Embryo vs. adult stem-cell research (letter) (Brian Harris)
• BOOKS: CONSUMER'S GUIDE TO A BRAVE NEW WORLD, by Wesley J. Smith (Bill Muehlenberg (reviewer))
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