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GARENA REBRANDS AS SEA AFTER RAISING $550 MILLION IN NEW FUNDING
The shopping and online games company is staking out a spot as competition in Southeast Asian e-commerce intensifies, particularly in the largely untapped market of Indonesia... READ MORE›
ASIAN MIGRANTS SAY AUSTRALIA PAID SMUGGLERS TO TURN BACK
Abbott and could further erode relations between Australia and Indonesia, which have clashed on many issues, including how to combat human trafficking... READ MORE›
AUSTRALIA AND EAST TIMOR STRIKE 'LANDMARK' DEAL TO END GREATER SUNRISE DISPUTE
The two parties also agreed on central elements of a maritime boundary in the Timor Sea, it said... READ MORE›
AUSTRALIA PRESSED TO SAY IF SMUGGLERS WERE PAID
Migrants from the boat gave that account to workers for a United Nations refugee agency in Indonesia a United Nations official said Friday... READ MORE›
PEOPLE SMUGGLER CASH: STACKS POLICE SAY WERE PAID TO SEND ASYLUM SEEKERS ON A 'SUICIDE MISSION'
Mr Hassan said the crew initially told Australian officials they couldn't go back to Indonesia because they could be jailed for people smuggling... READ MORE›
PEOPLE SMUGGLERS BACK IN ACTION IN INDONESIA
However Mr Honoris said he hoped the change in leadership would bring fresh air to the Indonesia-Australia bilateral relations... READ MORE›
'WHEN IT COMES TO ITS TREATMENT OF THOSE SEEKING ASYLUM, AUSTRALIA IS BECOMING A LAWLESS STATE'
When it comes to its treatment of those seeking asylum Australia is becoming a lawless state Amnesty International refugee researcher Anna Shea says... READ MORE›
'I VOTED AMID FEAR IN 1999, NOW I AM FREE TO VOTE FOR WHOEVER I LIKE'
SHARE Link People queue to vote voluntarily in East Timor presidential elections in Farol, Dili, on Monday... READ MORE›
INDONESIA ARRESTS KEY PEOPLE SMUGGLER WHO TARGETED AUSTRALIA
Abraham Louhenapessy was arrested in Jakarta this week for allegedly smuggling people into and out of Indonesia, said Indonesia's national police investigator Agus Andrianto... READ MORE›
ASYLUM SEEKERS ON THE DOORSTEP OF UNITED NATIONS OFFICE IN JAKARTA WITH NOWHERE TO TURN
The UNHCR's representative in Indonesia, Thomas Vargas, said it was still too early to assess the impact on his organisation of the new Australian policy... READ MORE›
PEOPLE SMUGGLER CASH: STACKS POLICE SAY WERE PAID TO SEND ASYLUM SEEKERS ON A 'SUICIDE MISSION'
Mr Hassan said the crew initially told Australian officials they couldn't go back to Indonesia because they could be jailed for people smuggling... READ MORE›
TIMOR LESTE 'NO BETTER OFF IN SHORT TERM' DESPITE SEA TREATY CANCELLATION
Timor Leste will be no better off despite the cancellation of a treaty that divided resource revenues between the country and Australia, an expert says... READ MORE›
BRITISH TEEN RECEIVES LIFE SENTENCE FOR INCITING TERRORIST ACT
The Greater Manchester Police informed police in Australia, who arrested five men in April, a week before the parade... READ MORE›
INDONESIAN MP CALLS FOR AUSTRALIA TO ABANDON PUSH-BACK POLICY
The Indonesian government must send a strong protest to the Australian government so that it will not recur in the future... READ MORE›
INDONESIAN SEAWEED FARMERS LAUNCH CLASS ACTION OVER MONTARA OIL SPILL
Mr Sanda's yield shrunk from 14,000 dry kilograms of seaweed in 2008, the year before the oil spill, to just 500 in 2010... READ MORE›
ASYLUM SEEKERS ON THE DOORSTEP OF UNITED NATIONS OFFICE IN JAKARTA WITH NOWHERE TO TURN
Asylum seekers on the doorstep of United Nations office in Jakarta with nowhere to turn... READ MORE›
INDONESIAN TOURIST VISA FEE SET TO BE SCRAPPED FOR AUSTRALIANS
In September, the Indonesian tourism minister again promised Australians would be granted free visa access, before leaving them out of the policy that began on October 1... READ MORE›
INDONESIA ACCUSES AUSTRALIA OF BRIBING PEOPLE SMUGGLERS
Indonesia and Australia are embroiled in a diplomatic row over allegations that people smugglers were bribed at sea by Australian officials to turn their boats around... READ MORE›
INDONESIA SEEKS NEW BEEF MARKETS TO END DEPENDENCE ON AUSTRALIA
Dependence on Australian live cattle, boxed beef and wheat imports greatly undermines Indonesia's food security... READ MORE›
GOVT URGED TO PAY MORE ATTENTION TO FARMERS' WELFARE
Market distortions can be controlled, but farmers' prices have remained relatively unchanged... READ MORE›
EAST TIMOR DETERMINED TO GET AUSTRALIA'S ATTENTION OVER 'UNFAIR' SEA BOUNDARIES
The spokesman said stability and development of East Timor is very important to Australia... READ MORE›
MALCOLM TURNBULL TO BRING 'NEW DIMENSION' TO AUSTRALIA-INDONESIA RELATIONSHIP
Indonesian commentators have widely hailed the new Australian Prime Minister as an opportunity to mend fences in a bilateral relationship that soured during the Abbott years... READ MORE›
INDONESIA SEEKS NEW BEEF MARKETS TO END DEPENDENCE ON AUSTRALIA
Dependence on Australian live cattle, boxed beef and wheat imports greatly undermines Indonesia's food security... READ MORE›
INDONESIAN GOVERNMENT POISED TO SUE OVER MONTARA OIL SPILL
The Australian government remains willing to assist and is in contact with the Government of Indonesia on this issue... READ MORE›
INDONESIA DENIES OFFERING AUSTRALIA AN ISLAND TO HOUSE REFUGEES
One of Indonesia's most senior cabinet ministers has denied offering Australia an island to temporarily house refugees and asylum seekers... READ MORE›
FIVE MOST WANTED STOCKS FOR FOREIGN INVESTORS
Since the beginning of 2016 until August, foreign investors recorded a net buy of Rp 4.1 trillion for BMRI stocks... READ MORE›
AUSTRALIA TELLS INDONESIA TO FIX ITS BORDERS, AS POLITICAL STORM ERUPTS OVER ALLEGED BRIBERY OF ASYLUM BOAT CREW
Australia on Monday told Indonesia to secure its borders better in a stinging rebuke after Jakarta demanded answers to allegations Canberra paid to turn ba... READ MORE›
PNG PM WANTS AUSTRALIA TO INVESTIGATE GRAFT CLAIMS
Accusations aired on Australian television of money laundering involving high level officials in Papua New Guinea should be investigated by both countries PNG says... READ MORE›
EAST TIMOR DROPS SPYING CASE AGAINST AUSTRALIA AT UN INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE
East Timor has officially dropped its spying case against Australia at the UN's International Court of Justice... READ MORE›
FORMER PRIME MINISTER XANANA GUSMAO KNEW AUSTRALIA SPIED IN EAST TIMOR
But Mr Gusmao said fallout from the extraordinary spat between the two neighbours had not poisoned local attitudes towards Australia in East Timor... READ MORE›