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AFP cuts in Jakarta 'silly': opposition
THE coalition says it would consider reversing a decision by the federal government to cut the number of Australian Federal Police officers in Jakarta.
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UK woman may face Indonesia death penalty
A BRITISH woman could face the death penalty in Indonesia after being arrested for allegedly smuggling crystal methamphetamine into the country from China, an official said.
Indonesia court boosts indigeno...
JAKARTA: An Indonesian court has ruled indigenous people have the right to manage forests where they live, a move which supporters said prevents the government from handing over community-run land to businesses.
Hengki Koentjoro's dreamy, black-and-white underwater...
Indonesian photographer Hengki Koentjoro spends hours underwater armed with a digital SLR and a pair of flippers but his love of photography began on land with the spectacular American vistas captured by Ansel Adams .
Putu Susenayasa has been appointed General Manager at Alila Manggis in Bali, Indonesia
In Indonesia, the boutique east coast resort of Alila Manggis has appointed Putu Susenayasa as General Manager.
JAKARTA: Renowned priest protests award for Yudhoyono
Rev. Franz Magnis Suseno, a philosopher and renowned Jesuit priest, has sent a letter to the Appeal of Conscience Foundation , objecting to its plans to bestow the World Statesman Award to President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono for promoting religious tolerance in Indonesia.
JAKARTA: Bill to allow Indonesian govt to fire officials for poor performance
A proposed bill regulating the state apparatus would allow the government to fire poorly performing civil servants after four years, an Indonesian deputy minister has said.
New M'sian cabinet lineup an opportunity to improve ties with Indonesia
BALI: Bali candidates neck and neck in gubernatorial polls
Bali's current governor and his estranged deputy were almost evenly tied against each other in a heated election for the top job on the island province, an outcome that signals the waning influence of Indonesian Democratic Party - Struggle there ahead of national elections next April.
JAKARTA: An unjust war on graft?
The elites of Indonesia's Prosperous Justice Party finally allowed the Corruption Eradication Commission on Wednesday to confiscate five cars believed to be connected to a money laundering case allegedly involving the party's former chairman Luthfi Hasan Ishaaq.
Massindo Group to sell Kingsdown bedding in Indonesia
Top 10 bedding producer Kingsdown is entering the growing Indonesian market with a licensing deal with the Massindo Group, a large Indonesian mattress and furniture producer.
JAKARTA: Drug abuse in Asia: 'Emergency situation' in Indonesia
Lion Air crash report urges better pilot training
JAKARTA, Indonesia A preliminary report into last month's Lion Air plane crash into the sea off Bali urges the budget carrier to immediately address safety concerns by providing training for pilots during critical landing times.
Alleged smuggler says he was AFP informant
The alleged people-smuggling boss Sayed Abbas, wanted in Australia on a raft of charges, claims he was a police informant before being abandoned by his handlers.
Indonesia police kill terror su...
JAKARTA: Indonesian police have shot dead a man who attacked them with a homemade bomb and is suspected of being part of a terror network targeted in deadly raids last week, an official said.
Indo quota increase on the cards
QUEENSLAND Agriculture Minister John McVeigh has welcomed the Indonesian government's talk of a possible increase in the live cattle import quota.
Indonesia Holds Key Rate as Fuel Policy Plan Adds Inflation Risk
Indonesia kept interest rates unchanged for a 15th consecutive meeting as the threat of inflation from planned fuel-price increases outweighs the risk of slowing growth.
Move Over Polar Bears, Palm Oil Orangutans Want Their $5 Worth Of Fame
A baby orangutan clings to her mother at an enclosure in Ragunan zoo in Jakarta.
Workers trapped at Indonesia mine
An accident at a major US-owned gold and copper mine in Indonesia's eastern province of Papua has left workers trapped, officials say.