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2004-2005 Echo Issue outlines
(September 2004 to Sept 2005)
Produced and supervised by Jo McInerney
The list begins with the LATEST outline. To READ the outline, click on the title.
2005/22: Responding to suspected terrorists: was the shooting of Jean Charles de Menezes justified?
2005/21: Should David Hicks be tried by an American military commission?
2005/20: ID cards: should Australia introduce a national identity card?
2005/19: Should Australia use nuclear power plants to generate electricity?
2005/18: Big Brother Uncut: should commercial free-to-air television programs be subject to greater regulation?
2005/17: Australian citizens tried in other jurisdictions: has Schapelle Corby been fairly treated?
2005/16: Should cattle grazing be banned in Victoria's Alpine National Park?
2005/15: Should restrictions be placed on Medicare funding for IVF procedures?
2005/14: Should the Australian Government have requested that roadworks be undertaken at Gallipoli?
2005/13: Should Prince Charles have married Camilla Parker-Bowles?
2005/12: Should brain-damaged woman Terri Schiavo's feeding tube have been removed?
2005/11: Youth violence: did the New South Wales government and police handle the Macquarie Field riots appropriately?
2005/10: Should tolls be imposed on the Mitcham-Frankston freeway?
2005/09: Should the federal Government attempt to limit or remove access to late-term abortions?
2005/08: Has the State government done sufficient to ensure the health of the Yarra River?
2005/07: Should roadside drug-testing of drivers be continued?
2005/06: Should the killing of Great White sharks off the South Australian coast have been authorised after the December 17, 2004, shark attack?
2005/05: Sexual abuse of minors: was the sentence given Karen Ellis appropriate?
2005/04: Should the partial defence of provocation be available to those accused of murder?
2005/03: Should women be consecrated as bishops within the Anglican Church in Australia?
2005/02: Andy Griffith's 'The Bad Book': should school libraries and booksellers carry this book?
2005/01: Should those private schools charging the highest fees have their Government funding significantly reduced?
