Table of Contents - 17 Feb 2007

• EDITORIAL: The Qantas buyout - how to avoid tax (Peter Westmore)
• SCHOOLS: Education or political indoctrination? (Kevin Donnelly)
• CANBERRA OBSERVED: Eight months for Howard to claw his way back
• WATER: PM puts water on the agenda, but ... (Patrick J. Byrne)
• BUSHFIRES: Fuel-reduction burn-offs needed - ACT Coroner (Peter Westmore)
• STRAWS IN THE WIND: Double double, toil and trouble / Choosing a new battlefield / Immigration mess / A fire sale for DFAT? (Max Teichmann)
• INTELLIGENCE CORNER: The next socialist Shangri-La / Downplaying the Islamist threat / Beware the Bear (John Miller)
• INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS: Pakistan feels jilted by US-India nuclear deal (Sharif Shuja)
• SPECIAL FEATURE: The legacy of B.A. Santamaria (Tony Abbott MP)
• MARRIAGE AND FAMILY: Rights and wrongs in relationship recognition (Bill Muehlenberg)
• PREGNANCY COUNSELLING: Health Minister Abbott's initiative attacked (John Morrissey)
• OPINION: My unhappy memories of Julia (Babette Francis)
• SCIENCE: WA bid to host $2 billion radio telescope (Joe Poprzeczny)
• Milton Friedman let off far too lightly (letter) (Jim Manwaring)
• Free-market capitalism and Christianity (letter) (John Kennedy)
• The enemy in our midst (letter) (Greg O'Regan)
• Nativity film defended (letter) (Les Fern)
• CINEMA: Heroism amidst inhumanity - Blood Diamond (Jerome Deegan (reviewer))
• CINEMA: Enchanting story for all ages - Miss Potter (Michael E. Daniel (reviewer))
• AS THE WORLD TURNS: Those with superior intelligence need to learn to be wise (Charles Murray)
• BOOKS: TREASON IN TUDOR ENGLAND: Politics and Paranoia, by Lacey Baldwin Smith (Michael E. Daniel (reviewer))
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