Table of Contents - 13 Oct 2007

• EDITORIAL: China the key to Burma crisis (Peter Westmore)
• HUMAN RIGHTS: Christian freedoms under attack (Mark Mullins)
• CANBERRA OBSERVED: Election outcome will shape Australia's future
• DRUGS: Parliamentary report's tough stance on illicit drugs (Bill Muehlenberg)
• TERRORISM: After APEC: security review urgently needed (John Miller)
• SCHOOLS: What price should we pay for progressive education? (Dr Mark Lopez)
• LIFE ISSUES: Abortion - women's choice or coercion? (Charles Francis QC)
• OPINION: Doctor sued over unplanned second child (Tim Cannon)
• COMPETITION: Coalition strengthens Trade Practices Act (Patrick J. Byrne)
• INTERNET-FILTERING: YouTube launch of AFA election brochure
• RURAL AFFAIRS: Farmers protest as water crisis deepens
• CINEMA: Australia's seamy underside laid bare - The Jammed (Anthony Barich (reviewer))
• AS THE WORLD TURNS
• How to reward teachers in special schools? (letter) (Chris Backstrom)
• That Swedish film again (letter) (Len Phillips)
• Proving his manhood? (letter) (Frank Bellet)
• Peter Keogh remembered (letter) (Geoff Hicks)
• BOOKS: DELUDED BY DAWKINS? A Christian Response to The God Delusion, by Andrew Wilson (Bill Muehlenberg (reviewer))
• BOOKS: THE DANGEROUS BOOK FOR BOYS: Australian Edition, by Conn and Hal Iggulden (Bill James (reviewer))
• News Weekly Books