Politics – Our Indonesia Today

July 18, 20190

Reimagining the relationship between Australia and its largest neighbour

"BY DAVID FETTLING" Days after returning to Melbourne from Jakarta, my flashcard app’s collection of Indonesian words seem to have curdled: the ks in

July 18, 20190

Lukman Hakim Saifuddin, Minister for Religious Affairs (left), and Muhammad Romahurmuziy, former chair of the United Development Party (PPP), are ca

July 4, 20190

Analysts say defeated presidential candidate may remain in opposition and regroup "By Linda Yulisman and Nur Asyiqin Mohamad Salleh Indonesia Corre

July 3, 20190

"By Ross B. Taylor" Whilst a reset of the China relationship will be the primary focus for Prime Minister Scott Morrison as he reviews our internati

January 24, 20190

"BY: IAN WILSON" 02 JUN, 2019 Many of the questions surrounding who was responsible for the violence that erupted in Jakarta on 21–22 May

January 24, 20191

"By Prof. Tim Lindsey" May 27, 2019 3.15pm AEST The violence in the aftermath of the Indonesian elections has abated, but deep tensions r

January 23, 20190

"By Ben Bland" The taint of riots shouldn’t undermine what was a free, fair and peaceful election. Days of rioting by supporters of defeat

January 23, 20190

"By Graeme Dobell" SHARE Print This Post ‘Relations with Indonesia have provided the crucible of modern Australian foreign policy.’ —Br

July 23, 20180

"Book Review by Duncan Graham" The missed chances of history. Long before the First Fleet arrived from Great Britain to colonize Australia in

July 23, 20180

"By Hugh White" The arithmetic is clear: if Indonesia can keep growing at about 5 per cent a year for the next two or three decades, as it has d