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February 19, 2007

Agence France Presse - February 19, 2007

Karen Michelmore and Olivia Rondonuwu, Bali – Indonesia could not have anticipated the scale of violence that followed East Timor's historic 1999 vote for independence, Indonesia's form

February 17, 2007

Sydney Morning Herald - February 17, 2007

Hamish McDonald – When nominations close at the end of this month for East Timor's April 9 presidential election, expect to see the start of a process aimed at shaking up the foundation

February 15, 2007

The Advertiser (Australia) - February 15, 2007

Hamish McDonald – Indonesian special forces knew five Australian newsmen were in Balibo before they attacked the East Timor village 31 years ago, and intended to kill them, a Sydney cou

February 14, 2007

Sydney Morning Herald - February 14, 2007

Lindsay Murdoch – The East Timorese Prime Minister, Jose Ramos-Horta, has urged the United Nations to bolster security in his country as Australian and other forces in the capital, Dili

Sydney Morning Herald - February 14, 2007

Hamish McDonald – A former Timorese partisan told a state coroner yesterday he had seen Indonesian soldiers attack two white men trying to surrender after a battle at Balibo 31 years ag

The Australian - February 14, 2007

David Nason, Mark Dodd – The riches from the Greater Sunrise gas field in the Timor Sea are set to be unlocked with East Timor's parliament expected to vote on the project next week.

February 13, 2007

Posted on the East Timor News List - February 13, 2007

James Dunn – The current coronial enquiry into the death of Brian Peters at Balibo in October 1975 has brought back vivid memories of a crisis in which I myself played a part.

February 11, 2007

Sunday Star Times (New Zealand) - February 11, 2007

New Zealand's shameful record over East Timor comes into focus again this week.

Sunday Star Times (New Zealand) - February 11, 2007

Anthony Hubbard – The New Zealand government didn't want to make a fuss about the death of Gary Cunningham.

February 8, 2007

Agence France Presse - February 8, 2007

Dili – Hundreds of people protested Thursday over the decision to clear former prime minister Mari Alkatiri of allegations that he formed a hit squad to kill his opponents during unrest

Reporters Without Borders Press Release - February 8, 2007

In another day of testimony to a coroner's court in Glebe, Sydney, three former Timorese militiamen working for the Indonesian special forces during the October 1975 attack on the East

Radio Australia - February 8, 2007

Reporter: Emma Alberici

February 7, 2007

Sydney Morning Herald - February 7, 2007

Lindsay Murdoch – East Timor's former prime minister Mari Alkatiri intends to sue the ABC for defamation over an award-winning Four Corners program that led to him being forced from off

The Australian - February 7, 2007

Mark Dodd – Foreign Minister Alexander Downer has withdrawn plans to invoke a rarely used national-interest exemption clause to fast-track ratification of the Timor Sea Treaty through p

Melbourne Age - February 7, 2007

Hamish McDonald – Former Indonesian information minister Yunus Yosfiah gunned down Channel Nine cameraman Brian Peters as he tried to surrender in East Timor in 1975, a witness told an

Radio Australia - February 7, 2007

Reporter: Emma Alberici

February 6, 2007

Melbourne Age - February 6, 2007

Mark Forbes, Jakarta, and Hamish McDonald, Sydney – A former Indonesian military commander has denied ordering the killings of five Australian journalists in Timor in 1975.

Agence France Presse - February 6, 2007

Sydney – An Indonesian military commander who later became a government minister opened fire on a group of Australian-based journalists killed in East Timor in 1975, an inquest heard Tu

The Australian - February 6, 2007

Mark Dodd – Prosecutors have dropped an investigation into allegations that former East Timorese prime minister Mari Alkatiri ordered a hit squad to kill political rivals, clearing the

Daily Telegraph (Australia) - February 6, 2007

Ian McPhedran – At dawn on October 16, 1975, four young Australian-based journalists walked out of a house in Balibo, East Timor, with their arms above their heads.

Radio Australia - February 6, 2007

Reporter: Geoff Thompson

February 5, 2007

Radio Australia - February 5, 2007

Reporter: Emma Alberici

The Australian - February 5, 2007

Mark Dodd and Nigel Wilson – East Timor's ruling Fretilin Party has threatened to withdraw from parliamentary elections unless they are held before the end of May, following confirmatio

Sydney Morning Herald - February 5, 2007

Hamish McDonald – If Canberra's defence and foreign affairs establishment thought Maureen Tolfree was going to give up, this was another intelligence failure.

Sydney Morning Herald - February 5, 2007

Lindsay Murdoch, Darwin – East Timor's rebel leader, Major Alfredo Reinado, has agreed to surrender and face charges, including attempted murder, but a deal he negotiated secretly from

February 4, 2007

Melbourne Age - February 4, 2007

Tom Hyland – East Timor's Fretilin party, the dominant political force in one of the world's poorest nations, is pushing for lavish pensions and other benefits for former government min

February 3, 2007

The Times (London) - February 3, 2007

Lucy Bannerman and Richard Lloyd Parry – In the three decades since Brian Peters died during Indonesia's secret invasion of East Timor, his sister Maureen Tolfree has been told countles

February 1, 2007

Reuters - February 1, 2007

Jakarta – Forty-seven people have been arrested in East Timor in an operation against gang violence in the tiny territory, the United Nations said in a statement on Thursday.

Jakarta Post - February 1, 2007

Ati Nurbaiti, Jakarta – Timor Leste women activists called for more solidarity and cooperation from Indonesian women to help build their new nation.

Xinhoua News - February 1, 2007

Canberra – Australian troops have participated in a major armed operation with the United Nations against warring gangs in Timor-Leste in which 50 people have been arrested in the capit

January 31, 2007

The Southeast Asian Times - January 31, 2007

Dili – An estimated 8,000 to 10,000 East Timorese have rallied to the governing party, Fretilin, at the country's second city, Baucau, about 122 kilometres east of Dili.

Agence France Presse - January 31, 2007

East Timor Prime Minister Jose Ramos-Horta said he would not run for the presidency later this year unless there were no other candidates.

The Australian - January 31, 2007

Mark Dodd – East Timor's parliament is to vote on a conscription bill that aims to fill the ranks of the country's ethnically divided defence force, but which critics say could trigger

January 25, 2007

Daily Telegraph - January 25, 2007

Janet Fyfe-Yeomans – Indonesian troops were recorded by a previously unknown top secret Australian listening station discussing the execution of five young Australian journalists.

January 21, 2007

Agence France Presse - January 21, 2007

Dili – Two youths were hacked to death in Dili Sunday as violence involving disciples from rival martial art schools erupted, witnesses said.

January 18, 2007

Agence France Presse - January 18, 2007

Dili – East Timor and the US today launched an appeal for $US16.6 million ($21.13 million) to help resettle and reintegrate about 100,000 people displaced by violence which wracked the

The Australian - January 18, 2007

Mark Dodd – Rebel army major Alfredo Reinado is in negotiations to give himself up to face murder charges over the deaths of five people during a gun battle.

January 17, 2007

The Australian - January 17, 2007

Mark Dodd – East Timorese President Xanana Gusmao will not recontest presidential elections scheduled for April but is expected to run for parliament.

January 15, 2007

Sydney Morning Herald - January 15, 2007

Lindsay Murdoch, Jakarta – A joint Indonesian and East Timorese commission will recommend amnesty for people responsible for atrocities in East Timor in 1999 if they admit their involve

January 14, 2007

Associated Press - January 14, 2007

Tom Hyland – East Timor's fugitive rebel leader Alfredo Reinado, wanted for attempted murder and armed rebellion, has been photographed with a rocket launcher of the same type as those

January 11, 2007

Human Rights Watch - January 11, 2007

January 9, 2007

Agence France Presse - January 9, 2007

Hundreds of supporters of former home affairs minister Rogerio Lobato rallied today in East Timor outside the court where he was due to go on trial on weapons distribution charges.

January 8, 2007

Agence France Presse - January 8, 2007

Jakarta – Three women accused of being witches were killed and burned along with their house in East Timor.

January 6, 2007

Salt Lake Tribune (Utah) - January 6, 2007

Patrick Thronson – Americans lose part of the past in an obvious sense when a former president dies: A living link to our history is extinguished.

January 1, 2007

The Australian - January 1, 2007

Patrick Walters – The Fraser government refused visas to prominent East Timorese left-wingers forced into exile after the Indonesian invasion of the former Portuguese colony in late 197

The Australian - January 1, 2007

Patrick Walters – Thirty years ago the Fraser government grappled with the consequences of the Indonesian takeover of East Timor.

Melbourne Age - January 1, 2007

Russell Skelton, Canberra – The Fraser cabinet was warned by a powerful committee of defence chiefs that a prolonged war of independence by Fretilin rebels could lead to intervention by

Sydney Morning Herald - January 1, 2007

Tony Stephens – Just three months after Indonesia invaded East Timor 30 years ago, the Australian government of the prime minister, Malcolm Fraser, was covertly supporting the tiny colo

December 27, 2006

Democracy Now - December 27, 2006

Former President Gerald Ford died last night at the age of 93.