Table of Contents - 30 Sep 2006

• CANBERRA OBSERVED: Debate simmers over Australian values
• EDITORIAL: Learn from America and the EU! (Peter Westmore)
• NATIONAL SECURITY: Is ASIO the Achilles heel of counter-terrorism? (John Miller)
• MERCHANTS OF SLEAZE: Raunchy lingerie for young children (Catherine Keane)
• EMPLOYMENT: Guest workers accepted at economy's expense (Joseph Poprzeczny)
• QUEENSLAND: State election a no-show for Coalition
• HUMAN CLONING: U.S. feminists warn on cloning risks (Pat Byrne)
• UNITED STATES: Pro-choice feminism's NeW rival (Babette Francis)
• CLIMATE CHANGE: 'An inconvenient truth?' ... or pseudo-science? (Peter Westmore)
• STRAWS IN THE WIND: Quadrant reaches 50 / Grassroots journalism / And another flies over the cuckoo's nest / Howard, Beazley and friends - the next 12 months (Max Teichmann)
• ASIAN AFFAIRS: China's missile build-up threatens Taiwan (Cheng Wen-tsang)
• Queensland election: why the Coalition lost (letter) (Frank Bellet)
• September 11 remembered (letter) (Rev. Hon. Fred Nile MLC)
• Behind the Montreal shootings (letter) (Brian Handley)
• BOOKS: THE BEST OF ANDREW BOLT: Australia's most controversial columnist (John Morrissey (reviewer))
• BOOKS: THUNDER FROM THE SILENT ZONE: Rethinking China, by Paul Monk (Peter Westmore (reviewer))
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