• This issue, we look at the 'other side of the aisle': we examine the National Party’s much-trumpeted and much-deliberated upon environmental policy release, and we ask the question, “Why is it so bloody wet?”
  ** We point out why it is a lost opportunity.
  ** We explain why, if implemented, National's policies promise to further erode liberty and property rights in New Zealand.
  ** And we explain what a rational set of environmental policies might look like.

• Bernard Darnton updates reactions to his case against the Clark Government's stolen election.
• What's the Truth about Islam? Reuben Chapple, Peter Cresswell and Lindsay Perigo explain.
• 'Why Did the Music Die'? Edward Cline explains.
• What's wrong with NZ's National Drug Policy? Richard Goode explains.
• Civil War in New Zealand? Phil Howison looks into the future.
• A philosopher "obsessed" with truth? Marcus Bachler investigates this unusual phenomenon.
• An Australian classical liberal who's just too liberal for John Howard's Liberal Party -- Prodos tells his own story.
• Lindsay Perigo explains why he's stepping down as editor, and where he's heading next.

All this and more, much more, including your own cut-out-and-keep Al Gore poster -- perfect for your wall, fridge or door-mat! -- your own 'Labour Party Problem Solving Wallchart,' and regular columns by George Reisman, Jason Roth (from Save the Humans), Rex Benson, 'Susan the Libertarian' and Carol the Montessorian ... along with regular features on architecture, beer, music, health, politics, economics, life and much, much more!!

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