Table of Contents - 11 Nov 2006

• EDITORIAL: Iraq after the U.S. elections (Peter Westmore)
• CANBERRA OBSERVED: Beazley relishes coming fight for workers' rights
• ECONOMIC AFFAIRS: A clear lack of joined-up government (Colin Teese)
• BUSHFIRES: Comprehensive approach needed to fight fires (Reg Reichel)
• WESTERN AUSTRALIA: Political identities probed by corruption body (Joe Poprzeczny)
• VICTORIA: The ALP's abortion agenda (Babette Francis)
• STRAWS IN THE WIND: The nuclear horror house / The return of religions / Arrogant Muslims / The hit-man society (Max Teichmann)
• SPECIAL FEATURE: 'I can never forget them': a memoir of the 1956 Hungarian uprising (Anna Doszpot)
• OPINION: Ethics needed in science, medicine and politics (David Perrin)
• Water trading: the consequences (letter) (Chris Rule)
• Country people left to choke on the dust (letter) (Gavin Lawrie)
• Chris Masters' grab for cash and fame (letter) (Margaret Menzel)
• CINEMA: A future world without children (Damien Wyld (reviewer))
• BOOKS: LOST! Australia's Catholics Today, by Michael Gilchrist (Peter Westmore (reviewer))
• BOOKS: THE BABY BUSINESS: How money, science, and politics drive the commerce of conception, by Debora L. Spar (Bill Muehlenberg (reviewer))
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