Oyos Saroso H.N, Lampung Barat – In the last few months six people have died after being attacked by Sumatran tigers while logging illegally…
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March 17, 2009
Mustaqim Adamrah and Aditya Suharmoko, Jakarta – Indonesia has proposed to world's big economies a kind of facility that will help companies…
Muhammad Al Azhari – The country's chief economic minister and a top banking official are apparently at odds about the risks that private sector…
Sally Piri – The government will allow 400 Rohingya boat people in Aceh to stay in the province until a decision is made on where they will settle…
Jakarta – The settlement process of transferring the management of Indonesian Military (TNI) businesses to the state will not be…
Desy Nurhayati, Jakarta – Leaders of the Democratic Party and the National Awakening Party (PKB) met Monday to discuss the possibility of forming…
Erwida Maulia, Jakarta – The President's recent assurance that public officials taking leave to campaign would not affect government activities…
Hera Diani – Over 11,200 candidates are vying for 560 seats up for grabs in the House of Representatives, or DPR, in the April 9 elections. That…
March 16, 2009
Despite the school operational fund program (BOS) and the increase in the education budget, the government has responded too late to the crucial…
Alfian, Jakarta – The open election system, which will see legislative seats going directly to candidates who win the majority of votes, has led…
Yogyakarta/Malang – President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono has made it clear he will look beyond Golkar Chairman and Vice President Jusuf Kalla for a…
Jakarta – The Army is planning to increase its personnel at security posts in Papua province, particularly in the Tinggi-nambut area…
Alfian, Jakarta – Muslim-based parties may have seen a significant decline in their popularity, but they can still determine who will win the…
March 15, 2009
Jakarta – Indonesia's state news agency says separatists in the easternmost Papua province have killed a soldier.
Antara said…
Bandung – University students are often regarded as future leaders but they are jaded in the face of the political climate in the lead-up to next…
Mariani Dewi, Jakarta – Twenty-five days before the legislative election takes place, the candidates have been doing everything possible to win…
Jakarta – Papua police chief Bagus Eko Danto reiterated on Sunday that local police would chase after members of the Papuan separatist…
Ismira Lutfia – Victims of the mudflow disaster in Sidoarjo, East Java Province, tried a new tack on Sunday in their efforts to claim full…
Jakarta – Education and Sport Minister Adhyaksa Dault revealed Saturday evening that 15,000 Indonesians die of drug-related illnesses…
Arientha Primanita – A director of a state-owned company died in a hospital on Sunday after being gunned down the previous day in a well-executed…
Hera Diani – Neither heat, humidity nor even a national holiday can deter the Indonesian voter, it seems. While most of the country was quietly…
March 14, 2009
Melbourne's West Papuan community gathered at Flinders Street Station this morning to commemorate a group of imprisoned students on the…
Jakarta – Election hopefuls are pulling the wool over the public's eyes with their outdated campaign methods, a communications expert said Friday…
Jakarta – The Office of State Enterprises (SOE) Minister pledges no layoffs by its companies this year although the global crisis is worsening.…
Stephen Fitzpatrick, Jakarta – Five Australians trapped in Papua are in a "race against time" to escape by charter plane before "arrogant"…
Jakarta – On Saturday afternoon, hundreds of workers from trade unions in Jakarta and the satellite cities of Bogor, Depok, Tangerang and Bekasi (…
Nivell Rayda – On the surface, the halls of the great imposing compound are lavish and dignified, with imported marble walls and expensive leather…
Febriamy Hutapea – National legislatures come and go, but the outgoing House of Representatives will be long remembered for its handling of a…
Joe Cochrane – With his long, bushy hair and 1960s guitar rock ringtone on his Blackberry, it's not a stretch to say Alvin Lie has a little bit of…
With great hope and fanfare, the reform era that began in 1998 and the democratic elections in 1999 were intended to usher in a new climate of…
Jakarta – West Lombok regency has decided forbid members of the Ahmadiyah Islamic sect, who have been living in uncertainty at a…
Tom Allard, Jakarta – For many Indonesian villagers, the first signs that an election is around the corner are the posters, colourful flags and…
Jakarta – The Democratic Party remains seemingly unperturbed about a possible coalition between the Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI-P…
March 13, 2009
Dicky Christanto, Jakarta – Major parties are set to spend huge amounts of money on ads ahead of the upcoming elections, but they remain divided…
Nurdin Hasan, Banda Aceh – At least five people were injured when a grenade was thrown into a coffee shop owned by an Aceh Party leader in the…
Jakarta – The upcoming elections will see millions of wasted votes because many small and new parties are likely to fail in their bids to meet the…
Adianto P. Simamora, Jakarta – Jusuf Kalla and Megawati Soekarnoputri, the heads of the country's two biggest political parties, met Thursday to…
Faisal Maliki Baskoro – The country's seemingly militant labor unions, frequently opposed to any government-planned regulation on labor, has…
Faisal Maliki Baskoro – Siswanto, a resident of Pulo Gadung in East Jakarta, has had to switch jobs to become a motorcycle taxi driver to make…
A wave of layoffs in the manufacturing sector has struck the country hard. The Jakarta Post's Hans David and Faisal Maliki Baskoro visited…
Anita Rachman – A coalition of non-governmental organizations and human rights groups is preparing a draft bill calling for the protection of…
Putri Prameshwari – Hundreds of Sidoarjo mudflow victims staged a rally along Jakarta's main roads on Thursday, demanding the government settle…
Lilian Budianto, Jakarta – Everybody is affected by the present global financial crisis. But not Indonesians Michael Hartono and brother R. Budi…
Five Australians have spent a third day stranded at a West Papua airport as Indonesian prosecutors appeal against their release from jail.
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Markus Junianto Sihaloho – The Defense Ministry and the military are committed to eliminating corruption and nepotism, and current management…
The call made during a rally by the National Action Committee of the West Papuan People during a demo at the office of the DPRP earlier this week…
March 12, 2009
Febriamy Hutapea – The results of a recent survey jointly conducted by four polling institutions, unveiled on Wednesday, show a remarkable level…
Farouk Arnaz, Muninggar Saraswati & AFP – Indonesia is cracking down on books written by the three Bali bombers executed last year in an…
Alfian, Jakarta – The wave of layoffs amidst the economic downturn has affected 237,500 workers nationwide between October and March, far exceeds…
Fidelis E. Satriastanti – Despite widespread claims that environmental issues featured prominently in their respective campaigns, political…




