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November 16, 2008

ABC News Online - November 16, 2008

Former Indonesian president BJ Habibie says a letter from then-Australian prime minister John Howard pushed him into acting quickly on independence for East Timor.

November 14, 2008

Australian Financial Review - November 14, 2008

Angus Grigg, Jakarta – Woodside Petroleum's $14 billion Greater Sunrise project may be delayed indefinitely as relations between East Timor and the energy major turn openly hostile over

Melbourne Age - November 14, 2008

Barry FitzGerald, Resources Editor – Woodside chief executive Don Voelte has raised the prospect of Woodside sidestepping the Federal Government's planned carbon emissions trading schem

Deutsche Presse Agentur - November 14, 2008

Dili – Young people from around the world gathered this week in East Timor to participate in a conference to share ideas on identity, conflict and peace as the country, one of the most

Radio Australia - November 14, 2008

East Timor's Court of Appeal has ruled that the $400 million mid-year budget is illegal.

November 13, 2008

BBC News - November 13, 2008

Lucy Williamson, Jakarta – The Constitutional Court in East Timor has ruled against the government in a key political battle.

Timor-Leste National Alliance for an International Tribunal (ANTI) Press Release - November 13, 2008

Today we are all thinking back on the major event which took place 17 years ago, thinking anew about an event with significant impact for our youth and which woke up the international c

Bloomberg - November 13, 2008

Angela Macdonald-Smith – Australia risks losing the Sunrise liquefied natural gas project to East Timor, where the venture could avoid the effects of the government's proposed carbon tr

November 11, 2008

Deutsche Presse Agentur - November 11, 2008

Jesse Wright, Dili – As the official photographer for the thousands of civilians walking to a cemetery for a burial, Simplisio de Deus watched through a camera lens as the Indonesian mi

November 10, 2008

Sydney Morning Herald - November 10, 2008

Lindsay Murdoch, Darwin – Trouble appears to be brewing in East Timor again as security forces step up roadblocks and increase security around government buildings.

Lusa - November 10, 2008

Lisbon – The Revolutionary Front of Independent East Timor (Fretilin) threatened to abandon the Timorese Parliament by the end of the year, accusing the deputies of the parliamentary ma

November 3, 2008

The Australian - November 3, 2008

John Lyons – John Howard braced himself for the possibility of up to 30 Australian soldiers being killed by the Indonesian military when he made his decision to send troops to intervene

Canberra Times - November 3, 2008

Susan Harris Rimmer – Will the date October 30 mark the last best chance for justice for survivors of occupation in East Timor?

November 1, 2008

Melbourne Age - November 1, 2008

Andra Jackson – Jill Jolliffe knows that often in wars it is the heroes who are remembered while the suffering of ordinary people goes unnoted.

October 31, 2008

Sydney Morning Herald - October 31, 2008

Lindsay Murdoch, Darwin – East Timor's President, Jose Ramos-Horta, has found the man who shot and almost killed him, instantly recognising him during a visit to Dili's Becora jail.

Green Left Weekly - October 31, 2008

Ruth Ratcliffe – "They've been trying to solve problems by using only money, but not to solve the political problems through political means, that they've failed", Fretilin leader Mari

IRIN - October 31, 2008

Dili – Timor-Leste is addressing ancient land disputes created by centuries of occupation and confusion over land titles.

October 28, 2008

Lusa - October 28, 2008

Dili – Mounting tension between East Timor's government and the opposition and continued regional-based rivalries in the police and army have left the country in a state of "pre-crisis

October 27, 2008

Canberra Times - October 27, 2008

Ross Peake – The Australian Defence Force is in East Timor for the long haul although the size of the contingent will vary according to the stability of the tiny nation.

October 26, 2008

Canberra Times - October 26, 2008

Jenna Hand – East Timor's Opposition Leader has denied a rally of up to 70,000 anti-government protesters would breach the fragile peace in the South-East Asian nation.

October 24, 2008

Asia Times - October 24, 2008

Matt Crook, Dili – The streets of Dili are quiet – for now.

October 23, 2008

ABC News Online - October 23, 2008

East Timor's Opposition Leader has rejected Government accusations that the Fretilin party is stoking security tensions by planning a mass demonstration.

October 22, 2008

Reuters - October 22, 2008

Canberra – East Timor's government accused the opposition Fretilin party of stoking security tensions in the restive country Wednesday, as Australia announced plans for a limited troop

Agence France Presse - October 22, 2008

Sydney – Australia will reduce its troop deployment to East Timor because of the improved security situation, Defence Minister Joel Fitzgibbon said Wednesday.

Agence France Presse - October 22, 2008

Dili – A move to soften tough abortion laws in mainly Catholic East Timor is stirring opposition from the powerful Church.

Australian Associated Press - October 22, 2008

Karen Michelmore, Ubud, Bali – Naldo Rei's thick, wavy hair trails down his back. He has worn it this way for much of his life, for protection, and as a symbol of resistance.

October 21, 2008

Deutsche Presse Agentur - October 21, 2008

Dili – In the high, craggy mountains south of East Timor's capital, Dili, a tangled blanket of wild, unkempt coffee trees is blooming.

October 20, 2008

Agence France Presse - October 20, 2008

Dili – East Timorese Prime Minister Xanana Gusmao threatened Monday to arrest protesters who respond to opposition calls for a mass antigovernment rally, amid concerns for the country's

October 16, 2008

Joint Press Statement - October 16, 2008

On 9 October, President Jose Ramos Horta has submitted the report to Timor Leste's Parliament in Dili, and it was received by Parliament head Fernando de Araujo (Lasama).

Deutsche Presse Agentur - October 16, 2008

Dili – Last week on eBay a search for East Timor would have come up with a black, wooden, hand-carved statue of a male, not quite a metre high.

Reuters - October 16, 2008

Rob Taylor, Canberra – East Timor is facing a food crisis and more than half the fledgling country's youngest children are now going hungry as global food prices soar, a new aid report

October 15, 2008

Canberra Times - October 15, 2008

The village of Tai Tete is a 40-minute climb from the town of Maliana, in the west of East Timor.

October 13, 2008

Reuters - October 13, 2008

Soibada, East Timor – East Timor president Jose Ramos-Horta said Monday he wants the United Nations to drop its investigation into bloodshed surrounding a 1999 independence vote from In

Deutsche Presse Agentur - October 13, 2008

Dili – The East Timorese ministry of justice is preparing a penal code which would decriminalise many abortions, but with little visible public support and no public debate, civil socie

October 12, 2008

Agence France Presse - October 12, 2008

An opposition plan for a massive march on East Timor's capital and rumours of tension in the police force are raising concerns of a return to instability in the tiny Southeast Asian nat

October 11, 2008

Melbourne Age - October 11, 2008

Lindsay Murdoch, Darwin – Trouble appears to be brewing in East Timor again as security forces step up roadblocks and increase security around government buildings.

October 10, 2008

Prensa Latina - October 10, 2008

Dili – East Timor celebrated Cuba's Independence day within the World Drive Against the Blockade with a new telephone line (roaming) joining both countries.

Reuters - October 10, 2008

Dili – Tens of thousands of people are preparing for their third bout of flooding since 2006 in camps for internally displaced people (IDPs) as the rainy season once again descends on T

ABC News Online - October 10, 2008

The police chief of East Timor's second biggest city has been arrested amid rising tensions within the force.

Radio Australia - October 10, 2008

East Timor's President and chief prosecutor are at odds over the prosecution of senior military figures for their role in illegally arming civilians during the 2006 crisis.

October 9, 2008

BBC News - October 9, 2008

Many ordinary people were celebrated as heroes for the role they played during East Timor's struggle for independence from Indonesia.

October 7, 2008

ABC News Online - October 7, 2008

East Timor's prime minster says he will not allow a new wave of instability as the opposition Fretilin party prepares for a demonstration in the capital Dili.

October 6, 2008

Australian Associated Press - October 6, 2008

Police in East Timor have been ordered to set up checkpoints and step up patrols to stop officers from taking weapons home, amid signs of mounting tensions in the force.

October 3, 2008

Tempo Interactive - October 3, 2008

Jose Sarito Amaral, Jakarta – Prime Minister of East Timor Xanana Gusmao dismissed Fretilin's threat to bring in thousands of supporters to urge East Timor government to hold a general

The Australian - October 3, 2008

Paul Toohey – East Timor's fragile political and justice system is again being put to the test with the country's most senior military figure, Brigadier Taur Matan Ruak, facing possible

October 2, 2008

Tempo Interactive - October 2, 2008

Famega Syafira/Wikipedia, Jakarta – Fretilin demanded a re-election in East Timor, the party Secretary General Mari Alkatiri said on Thursday when meeting the chairman of Muhammadiyah,

October 1, 2008

Australian Associated Press - October 1, 2008

Worrying signs are emerging of tensions within East Timor's police force, similar to the rift among armed forces that sparked deadly violence in 2006.

Tempo Interactive - October 1, 2008

Kurniasih Budi/Ninin Damayanti, Jakarta – Former East Timor Prime Minister Mari Alkatiri visited President Yudhoyono during the Idul Fitri gathering at the presidential palace on Wednes

Radio Australia - October 1, 2008

Tensions are brewing in East Timor's national police force as the government works to weed out corruption and rehabilitate the force.