Table of Contents - 07 Jun 2008

• EDITORIAL: Will money solve the problems of indigenous Australians? (Peter Westmore)
• COVER STORY: UK green light for creation of human-animal hybrids (Tim Cannon)
• CANBERRA OBSERVED: Rudd Labor Government wobbles for the first time
• OVERSEAS TRADE: US farm bill buries talk of free trade in agriculture (Patrick J. Byrne)
• TRADE PRACTICES ACT: Will Liberals back Labor or small business? (Patrick J. Byrne)
• ECONOMIC AFFAIRS: Has financial deregulation finally been discredited? (Colin Teese)
• VICTORIA: Vic. court hands gambling decision back to council (Luke McCormack)
• CENSORSHIP: Student union bans pro-life activities
• REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH: Post-abortive women: from silence to lawsuits (Luke McCormack)
• CULTURE: Our topsy-turvy world: on kangaroo culls and child porn (Bill Muehlenberg)
• CHILDHOOD: Are violent video games harmless entertainment? (Kevin Donnelly)
• HUMAN RIGHTS: The Olympics and China's organ-harvesting shame (David Kilgour)
• OPINION: Democracy in disconnect: joining the dots (Warren Reed)
• AS THE WORLD TURNS: Urban environments to human scale / War on the family / How we lost the Cold War
• Chickens coming home to roost (letter) (Alix Turner)
• Obligation to tackle global warming (letter) (Brian E. Lloyd, AM)
• Farmers and carbon tax (letter) (Dave Boland)
• Railway opportunities beckon (letter) (Kevin O'Neill)
• BOOKS: STRONG FATHERS, STRONG DAUGHTERS, by Meg Meeker MD (Catherine Sheehan (reviewer))
• BOOKS: GOD'S CRUCIBLE: Islam and the Making of Modern Europe, 570-1215, by David Levering Lewis (Jeffry Babb (reviewer))
• News Weekly Books