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The article focuses on the author's view on the war against human nature in social sciences. He notes while lecturing in for Soviet countries in 1990s, he has observed two striking similarities between the said countries and Australian universities which are the taboo against human nature afflicting the social sciences. He mentions that during the communist era, there was an attempt to adopt biosocial science but was blocked by Marxists.

Presents an article on the subjects of the entry of women in the workforce, feminism and the domination of men in Australia. Capability of women to pursue a career and their social ambitions; Writers that focus on women's freedom; Impact of the creation of an invisible God on the place of women in religion.

Calls for the improvement of aboriginal policies in Australia as of May 2003. Ways in which the government can improve the living conditions of aborigines; Assessment of the prevalence of lawlessness and domestic violence in aborigine communities; Discussion on the ineffectiveness of segregation in improving living conditions of aborigines.

Opinion. Focuses on the changes which have taken place in the social sciences in Australia, highlighting the book `This Great Beast: Progress and the Modern State.' How social sciences was in the 1960s; Information on the Australian Hedley Bull; Comparison between the social circumstances at the London School of Economics, London England and the Australian National University, Canberra, Australian Capital Territory.

Focuses on ways to bridge the gap between Christians and Muslims in Australia. Reasons behind the conflict between Muslim and Christian communities; Types of grievances expressed by local Muslim communities against Christians; Importance of acknowledging and respecting the social values and way of life of ethnic Muslim communities.