Table of Contents - 11 Oct 2008

• CANBERRA OBSERVED: Australia's debt party is well and truly over
• EDITORIAL: US financial meltdown worsens ... (Peter Westmore)
• ECONOMIC AFFAIRS: Why Congress has been wary about Wall Street bailout (Colin Teese)
• EDUCATION: Radical left-wing agenda in store for our schools (Kevin Donnelly)
• DEFENCE: ADF now stretched to the uttermost (Ken Aldred)
• ASIA-PACIFIC: China's power projection in Fiji (Trevor Loudon)
• NATIONAL AFFAIRS: Concerns over Chinese investment in WA mining (Patrick J. Byrne)
• OPINION: Taiwan's olive-branch to Beijing (Vanessa Shih)
• DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: Small farms offer solution to world food shortages (Patrick J. Byrne)
• BIOFUELS: Ethanol home-brew kit on sale (Kris Bevill)
• WESTERN AUSTRALIA: WA Nationals opt for partnership, not coalition (Joseph Poprzeczny)
• VICTORIA: Abortion bill cannot enforce gestational limits (Charles Francis AM, QC)
• ABORTION: Painfully taking the life of the most defenceless (Peter Kavanagh)
• OPINION: Scientism as the new fundamentalism (Bill Muehlenberg)
• AS THE WORLD TURNS: British postage stamp honours Hitler admirer / Old and sick have a duty to die / Economics divorced from morality / The everyone-on-your-own society / Decline of male breadwinners
• LETTERS: Evidence for global cooling disputed (letter) (Tim Marsh)
• BOOKS: ORIGINAL SIN: A Cultural History, by Alan Jacobs (Bill James (reviewer))
• BOOKS: ECONOMIC FACTS AND FALLACIES, by Thomas Sowell (Jeffry Babb (reviewer))
• News Weekly Books