Sovereignty demands a safety net

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the monitoring of internet usage in Australia are discussed. It is argued that, in some circumstances, it is worth monitoring the internet and that a democratically elected national government has the right to do so. Lawmakers in Australia should follow the example of their counterparts in the US.

Laws, regulations and rules, Internet, Column, Science and technology policy

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Good stems from ethical resolve

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Issues are presented concerning the medical ethics which relate to therapeutic cloning using embryos, biotechnological research and stem cell research. The importance of global guidelines for scientists is discussed.

Ethical aspects, Cloning, Medical sciences, Biotechnology

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Be patient, not paralysed

Article Abstract:

The difficulties faced by small businesses in Australia in 2001 are examined in detail. New firms in the technology sector are in an overcrowded market, but they have some advantages over their larger rivals.

Small business

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