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October 16, 1999

Australian Financial Review - October 16, 1999

Lenore Taylor – A photo album of the past 30 years of Australian/Indonesian relations would contain some memorable snaps. Look closely and a lot…

October 15, 1999

Sydney Morning Herald - October 15, 1999

Lindsay Murdoch, Jakarta – Indonesia's opposition leader, Ms Megawati Sukarnoputri, has struck a secret deal to secure the presidency that would…

South China Morning Post - October 15, 1999 (abridged)

Jakarta – A court yesterday found the youngest son of former president Suharto innocent of two corruption charges involving a shady land deal…

Agence France Prese - October 15, 1999 (abridged)

Jakarta – Indonesian President B.J. Habibie came under scathing criticism at the national assembly Friday as his bid for a new mandate triggered a…

October 14, 1999

Indonesian Observer - October 14, 1999

Jakarta – Thousands of students and taxi drivers were in an uproar yesterday over the dropping of the Soeharto probe and later staged…

Agence France Presse - October 14, 1999

Jakarta – Hundreds of protestors Wednesday demonstrated at the Australian embassy here Wednesday, hurling abuse, tomatoes and stones at the…

October 13, 1999

Dow Jones Newswires - October 13, 1999

Jakarta – Indonesian Armed-Forces Commander General Wiranto accepted the nomination by President B.J. Habibie as his running mate for the October…

Agence France Presse - October 13, 1999

Jakarta – Some 2,000 supporters of Indonesian opposition leader Megawati Sukarnoputri swamped a major roundabout in central Jakarta on Wednesday…

October 12, 1999

South China Morning Post - October 12, 1999

Vaudine England, Jakarta and Switzerland – Two probes into allegations former president Suharto amassed ill-gotten wealth have been dropped due to…

October 11, 1999

Straits Times - October 11, 1999

Susan Sim, Jakarta – Indonesia's two leading presidential candidates – Ms Megawati Sukarnoputri and Mr Abdurrahman Wahid, also known as Gus Dur –…

Reuters - October 11, 1999

Amy Chew, Jakarta – Indonesia's former ruling Golkar party said on Monday it had approached presidential frontrunner Megawati Sukarnoputri about…

Agence France Presse - October 11, 1999

Jakarta – The Indonesian government announced on Monday it has issued a regulation on the establishment of a human rights tribunal which would…

South China Morning Post - October 11, 1999

Yenni Kwok – As Australian-led troops struggle to restore order and peace to East Timor, another battlefront is raging in Jakarta as local media…

October 9, 1999

Agence France Presse - October 9, 1999

Jakarta – Families of Indonesian veterans of East Timor protested at the Australian embassy here on Saturday, burning an effigy representing…

October 8, 1999

Indonesian Observer - October 8, 1999

Jakarta – The Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI-P), the party which obtained the largest votes at the last general elections, says it…

Agence France Presse - October 8, 1999 (abridged)

Jakarta – At least ten people have been killed and scores injured in renewed clashes between Muslims and Christians in an island in…

South China Morning Post - October 8, 1999

Vaudine England, Jakarta – The most open secret in Jakarta's murky political world is about the meeting which presidential frontrunner Megawati…

October 7, 1999

Agence France Presse - October 7, 1999

Jakarta – Muslim leader Abdurrahman "Gus Dur" Wahid Thursday emerged as a strong contender to be Indonesia's next president in a race with…

South China Morning Post - October 7, 1999

Agencies in Jakarta – Opposition leader Megawati Sukarnoputri's chances of becoming Indonesia's next president weakened yesterday as a political…

Reuters - October 7, 1999

Medan – Five people were seriously injured on Thursday in a clash between riot police and workers demanding a pay rise near the…

October 6, 1999

Australian Financial Review - October 6, 1999

Tim Dodd – General Wiranto knows who to blame for Indonesia's problems. It's a man in a black dinner suit with a mobile phone who is secretly…

Agence France Presse - October 6, 1999 (abridged)

Jakarta – Indonesia's military on Wednesday urged the country's new national assembly to endorse East Timor's independence vote and formally free…

Straits Times - October 6, 1999

Susan Sim, Jakarta – In an extraordinary display of the lobbying skills of Golkar leaders, party chief Akbar Tandjung was set to be elected…

South China Morning Post - October 6, 1999

Vaudine England and Agencies, Jakarta – Soldiers and riot police lounged in makeshift camps under flyovers and in central parks across Jakarta as…

Agence France Presse - October 6, 1999

Sydney – East Timorese resistance leader Jose Ramos Horta launched a bitter attack on former Australian prime minister Paul Keating on Tuesday,…

Green Left Weekly - October 6, 1999

By James Balowski

[The following document was printed as a series of six articles in Green Left Weekly beginning on October 6, 1999.…

October 5, 1999

South China Morning Post - October 5, 1999

Vaudine England – Indonesia's military plans a simple celebration of its 54th birthday today, but is paying little heed to growing unpopularity at…

Agence France Presse - October 5, 1999

Jakarta – Thousands of Indonesian students in the capital and other cities in Java and Sumatra Tuesday marked the 54th Indonesian Armed Forces Day…

South China Morning Post - October 5, 1999

Vaudine England and agencies, Jakarta – All bets are now off for the forthcoming presidential poll in the wake of several startling, democratic…

Boston Globe - October 5, 1999

Terry J. Allen, Vermont – Quietly tucked away in the hills of Vermont, Norwich University, the only private military college in the country, has…

The Independent (London) - October 5, 1999

Documents which would reveal Britain's secret role in Indonesian politics in the Sixties that led to "one of the worst mass murders of the 20th…

October 4, 1999

Agence France Presse - October 4, 1999

Jakarta – Some 150 Indonesian students took to the streets of Jakarta Monday, calling on the newly-elected national assembly, now in…

October 3, 1999

Reuters - October 3, 1999

Tomi Soetjipto, Jakarta – Indonesia's supreme legislative assembly elected a leading reformist as speaker on Sunday in its first contested vote…

Agence France Presse - October 3, 1999

Jakarta – A student died in hospital in the Indonesian city of Bandarlampoung Sunday, a second victim of clashes between protestors…

Agence France Presse - October 3, 1999

Sydney – Australia would not sanction its own investigation into war crimes in East Timor, Defence Minister John Moore said Sunday.…

October 2, 1999

Reuters - October 2, 1999

Moris Morissan, Jakarta – Indonesia on Friday reported its seventh straight month of falling prices in another sign that the grass roots of its…

Reuters - October 2, 1999 (abridged)

Lewa Pardomuan, Jakarta – Indonesia's top legislative body will elect a new president on October 20, bringing forward an event many hope will halt…

Sydney Morning Herald - October 2, 1999

Indonesia's generals are under scrutiny for human rights abuses in East Timor but have they covered their tracks? David Jenkins, Mark Dodd,…

October 1, 1999

Indonesian Observer - October 1, 1999

Bandar Lampung – Lampung Military Police yesterday began investigating eight military officers allegedly involved in the shooting that took place…

September 30, 1999

Reuters - September 30, 1999

Claudia Gazzini, Jakarta – Protests broke out across Indonesia on Thursday over grievances ranging from the UN-backed intervention in East Timor…

The Melbourne Age - September 30 1999

Tony Wright, Canberra – The Federal Government is considering selling billions of dollars worth of prime defence land throughout Australia to pay…

South China Morning Post - September 30, 1999

The UN Human Rights Commission will go ahead with an inquiry into alleged human rights atrocities in East Timor with or without co-operation from…

September 29, 1999

Kompas - September 29, 1999

Bandar Lampung – The mourning of Yap Yun Hap who died of gunshot wounds had hardly lifted from the Indonesia University campus grounds, when news…

Agence France Presse - September 29, 1999

Jakarta – Some 1,000 Indonesian students returned to the streets here Wednesday in a peaceful protest against military violence.

The…

Jakarta Post - September 29, 1999

Jakarta – In an unprecedented move, Indonesian Military (TNI) chief Gen. Wiranto brought together on Tuesday leaders of six major political…

ABC AM News - September 29, 1999 (abridged)

Compere: Well, finally returning to East Timor. The crisis may have soured Australia's relationship with Indonesia, but the Federal Government is…

Jakarta Post - September 29, 1999

Ambon – A total of 217 fatalities were recorded in communal clashes across the province between July and September, police said on Tuesday.

Agence France Presse - September 29, 1999

Jakarta – Australian flags were burned Monday in at least two Indonesian cities, while anti-Australian rallies took place in two other cities amid…

September 28, 1999

Agence France Presse - September 28, 1999

Jakarta – As the UN Human Rights Commission approved a probe into allegations of abuse by Indonesian-backed militias in East Timor, newspapers…

Indonesian Observer - September 28, 1999

[Please note that this item was included to provide an example of the Indonesian media's anti-Australian campaign and is not intended to be…