Free Radical 72 is out now, it gets beneath the news, and it's ready to hit your letter box today. SUBSCRIBE NOW. In this issue:

• 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.