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September 18, 2010

US, Indonesia Pledge Work on Global Issues

WASHINGTON The United States and Indonesia have pledged to expand cooperation to a global scale, saying they can play supporting... Read More →
September 18, 2010

Cancer of Corruption Eating into Indonesia’s Rise Says IMF

JAKARTA The International Monetary Fund has warned that Indonesia must make fighting corruption a priority if it wants to build... Read More →
September 16, 2010

Australian Police Testify for Death-Row Rush

DENPASAR Two top Australian police officers testified on Thursday that an Australian drug smuggler on death row in Bali was... Read More →
September 16, 2010

Now Badung Wants a Dewa Ruci III Change of Plan

DALUNG Badung regency now wants the Dewa Ruci overpass project scrapped completely and replaced by an underpass linking to an... Read More →
September 15, 2010

Legionnaires Scare Sparks Warning

PERTH Two West Australians are in hospital with Legionnaires’ disease after returning from Bali, sparking a warning for travellers from... Read More →
September 15, 2010

Beach Tragedy Kills Wife of Former Gianyar Regent

GIANYAR Former Gianyar regent Anak Agung Bharata survived four hours in the sea off a Klungkung beach from which he... Read More →
September 15, 2010

Four Held in Blue Eyes Disco Strip-Room Raid

SANUR A karaoke room manager and three strippers are in police custody after a raid on the Blue Eyes disco... Read More →
September 14, 2010

SBY Condemns Attack on Christians

JAKARTA President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono has condemned an armed attack on Christian church leaders outside Jakarta and called on police... Read More →
September 14, 2010

New Beachhead in Fight to Clean and Green Bali

SANUR Celebrities, government officials, people from non-government organisations, surfers and businesses have united to tackle Bali’s growing rubbish crisis. As... Read More →
September 14, 2010

Top Legislator Pitches for Lower Groundwater Tax Rate

TABANAN A controversial 1,000 percent rise in groundwater charges needs to be studied in more depth and possibly reduced, the... Read More →