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BY: EDUARD LAZARUS TEGUH MAULANA A religious festival has become a super-spreading event. The government knew the risk but didn’t do enough to stop it. Since mid-May,...

Why are Indonesia’s COVID cases surging? Five things to know

Indonesia may be on the cusp of a major COVID spike. Unlike its neighbours, though, there is no lockdown yet

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What Indonesians in Australia would like their neighbours to understand better about their home country

By Erwin Renaldi, Farid M Ibrahim, Hellena Souisa and Sastra Wijaya Is Indonesia an Islamic country or just a country with lots of Muslims? Is it all just like Bali?...

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Review: Contemporary Worlds: Indonesia, National Gallery of Australia "By Alison Carroll" They talk of a family of nations, or families of nations. In Australia, the UK...

Between throwing rocks and a hard place: FPI and the Jakarta riots.

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"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 will likely...

Lost in translation: The Jawa Pos

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"By Frank Palmos" Frank Palmos was just 21 years old when he began his career as a foreign correspondent in the relatively new Republic of...

‘Strangers next Door”: Can these two neighbours ever ‘hit-it-off’?

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"Book Review by Duncan Graham"   The missed chances of history. Long before the First Fleet arrived from Great Britain to colonize Australia in 1788, Makassans already...

The power of ’emak-emak’: empowering or patronising Indonesian women?

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"By Dina Afrianty" September 27, 2018 Until recently, the term emak was often associated with power, agency, toughness, mobility, freedom, resilience, independence, as well as stubbornness. Seven months out...

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