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A New Provident

Editorial
Gerhardt Pearson - Eleven Top Investments in Indigenous Australia
Marcia Langton, Accelerated Education
Noel Pearson Building Indigenous Capital
Peter McEntee, Strengthening Community, Land & Enterprise: Indigenous Cattle Franchises
Milton James, Indigenous Family Placement & Young Offenders
Ros Kidd, Australia's Debt Unpaid Wages to Indigenous Cattle Workers
Peter Botsman, Lifting Indigenous Employment

Rethinking Taxation

Injustice, ‘Retrospectivity’ and the Commonwealth Income Tax Assessment Act (1936): the Case of the Punters Club

Corruption of the Polis

Editorial
Philip Boulten, Interrogation Powers An Accused’s Limited Rights:The Prospect of a Fair Trial under Australia’s New Laws Against Terrorism
Letter from Rodney Cavalier
Greg Barns, The Illiberal Liberal Party
Nic Frances, Value-based Market Economics
Norman L. Thompson and Lee Rhiannon, Political Donations: A Corruption of the Political Process?

Pathological Organisation

Editorial
Botsman, The Pathological Organisation
Fred Chaney, I'm Shouting
Daniel Donahoo, Story of the Public Servant
Neil Watson, Boundaryless World
Max Ogden, Creating Wealth
Robert Reich, The Future of Success
Margaret Thornton, The Neo-Liberal University and the Governance Trap

Capacity Paradox

Peter Botsman, Capacity Paradox
Phillip Boulten, Australia’s Terror Laws: The Second Wave
Daniel Donahoo, Living through Work
Janina Gawler, State Rivalries
Jeffrey Jackson, Is Australia the United States' Deputy Sheriff?
Milton James, New Thinking on Indigenous Employment
William Mitchell, Where have all the workers gone?
Gary Wickham, Problems of Anti-State Sociology

Democratising Labor

The Politician as Community Catalyst: A Conversation with Kevin Rudd
Peter Botsman, Finding Ben Chifley" Politics Inc and the Problems of Modern Labor
Peter Botsman, Day of the Terrigal
Peter Botsman, Party Democracy: The Lost & Forbidden Legacy of Whitlam 1960-1972

Environmental Enterprise

Derek Mortimer, The Landcare Revolving Fund: An Accountable Environmental Enterprise
Building a Market: An Interview with Easy Being Green CEO, Nic Frances
Jim Hyde, Have we really thought through health reform?
Traditional Knowledge and Natural Heritage. The Wet Tropics Regional Agreement: A Conversation with Jim Petrich
Twice as Good as the Norm: A Conversation with Olle Hammarstrom
More than a Sporting Club, Rumbalara: The End of the Rainbow Football & Netball Club Celebrates Ten Years, A Conversation with Club President Paul Briggs
Business and the Sustainability Revolution: An Interview with Greg Bourne

Cultural Sovereignty

Judy Bennett and Willie Gordon, Social Capital and the Indigenous Entrepreneur
Susan Brown, Butterfly
Iyanatul Islan and Anis Chowdhury, Deconstructing Islamophobia
Marcia Langton, Poverty in the Midst of Plenty
Jacqueline James, Sedition
Billy Niba Wasaga, Cultural Sovereignty

Ten Laws to Change Australia

Ten Laws to Change Australia
1. Wild Rivers Amendment Bill
2. 150 per cent tax deduction for investments in Aboriginal enterprise Bill
3. Amendment of the Mining Tax/Supporting Aboriginal communities in remote and regional areas Bill
4. Genetic Modification of Food and Crops Ban Bill
5. Regional Investment Funds for Aboriginal Enterprise
6. Consultation with Traditional Owners Bill
7. Enabling Families and Carers Bill
8. Native Title Amendment Bill
9. 100 per cent Deductible Gift Recipiency for Aboriginal Salary Earners Supporting Aboriginal Corporations Bill
10. Federal Bureaucracy Decentralisation Bill