Table of Contents - 18 Mar 2006

• COVER STORY: AUSTRALIAN EXPORTS: Why we need a single desk for wheat (Pat Byrne)
• EDITORIAL: Net foreign debt soars towards $500 billion! (Peter Westmore)
• CANBERRA OBSERVED: Talentless, faction-torn Labor on the skids
• TAXATION REFORM: Governments not facing the important issues (Colin Teese)
• NATIONAL AFFAIRS: Australian Democrats, Greens move to restrict religion (John Ballantyne)
• SCHOOLS: Science teaching turned upside-down (Kevin Donnelly)
• STRAWS IN THE WIND: The future-eaters / Still more Turkish delight / Paul the train-wrecker is back (Max Teichmann)
• POLITICAL IDEAS: The new dark ages that are already upon us (Brian Coman)
• CULTURE AND CIVILISATION: Perils of banishing religion from society (Mark Braham)
• CULTURE: Hollywood, religion and C.S. Lewis (Bill Muehlenberg)
• RUSSIA: Russia's population implosion (Sergei Kapitsa)
• OPINION: AMA and RANZCOG taken to task over RU-486 (Babette Francs)
• Attorney-General's 'grave concerns' over national security breach (letter) (Hon. Philip Ruddock MP)
• Labor's Kevin Rudd on abortion drug (letter) (Leo McManus)
• Anti-life politicians 'a useless commodity' (letter) (Robert Bom)
• Capitalism raises living standards (letter) (Greg Byrne)
• BOOKS: SOCIAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT: An Introduction, by C.J. Barrow (Dr Kerrie Allen (reviewer))
• BOOKS: Eleventh Month, Eleventh Day, Eleventh Hour: Armistice Day 1918, by Joseph E. Persico (Michael E. Daniel (reviewer))
• News Weekly Books