Reflecting on the events of 20 years ago.
125 people died and 320 were injured.
Indonesia cracks down on terrorism
Reflecting on the events of 20 years ago.
125 people died and 320 were injured.
Indonesia cracks down on terrorism
It remains unclear if the local crew has been found.
Reflecting on the events of 20 years ago.
125 people died and 320 were injured.
Indonesia cracks down on terrorism
The earthquake-tsunami hit Indonesia on Friday.
South East Asian wildlife habitats are set to be destroyed as the deforestation of oil palm trees continue, Katherine McLeod writes.
Many Australians stood for mercy despite the seriousness of the Bali Nine duo’s crimes. Joely Mitchell examines why.
As tensions rise, Ewa Staszewska explores why Australia needs its closest neighbour.
West Papua has been under Indonesian rule for more than fifty years. Vivien Durant talks to Jamie Nicolai, a co-producer of a new West Papuan documentary.
A new strain of bird flu, a rise in the number of outbreaks across the globe and the death of a six-year-old girl in Cambodia: is the next pandemic on the horizon? Kate Scarff explores the facts and weighs in on the debate.
No longer does Indonesia’s national news service print (or not print) what the government tells it to. So what does it mean when a book praising former dictator President Suharto is publicly launched in the same building where his once not-free press used to operate without interference? Beau Donelly went along to find out.
Racked by conflict, and devastated by the Boxing Day tsunami, Indonesia’s Aceh province has had more than its share of hardship. Five years on, Stephen Minas reports on the recovery.
