Three people are confirmed dead while another two have been reported missing following an explosion and a subsequent fire on board a commercial tanker in the waters off Indonesia’s East Java province.
David Sexton
The global nickel market is facing new turmoil, with the world’s two top producers considering significant financial and production changes.
This study explored the associations of grief support between social support for grief and pandemic grief symptoms, attachment, and mental health.
A cryptic new species of the honeyeater genus Myzomela has been described by an international team of ornithologists from Malaysia, India, the United Kingdom and the United States.
With nearly 46 million adolescents, Indonesia faces growing health challenges, particularly from non-communicable diseases (NCDs), mental health disorders and injury-related risks.
A renewed plan by the Indonesian government to turn coal into gas or liquid fuel forms has received mounting backlash from climate experts who say it will be ecologically and economically disastrous.
An Indonesian TikToker has been sentenced to almost three years in prison after reportedly ‘talking’ to a picture of Jesus on her phone and telling him to get a haircut.
Indonesia’s government has slashed its counterterrorism (CT) budgets, despite the persistent and evolving threat of violent extremism. Australia can support regional CT efforts by filling this funding void.
Museum Catur Indonesia (Indonesia Chess Museum) was soft launched on 26th February 2025. Who are the people who made it happen?
Indonesia is set to impose an anti-dumping import duty on nylon film from China, Thailand and Taiwan, according to a finance ministry regulation published on Wednesday.
Amid Indonesia’s conservative turn, the moral panics of the 2010s and the introduction of the draconian Criminal Code in 2022, LGBTQI+ people are as vulnerable as at any time in the country’s modern history.
The film A River in the Middle of the Sky will screen at ACMI Federation Square, Melbourne, on the evening of Friday 14 March.
“When you see the problems, you run to the problems, you face the problems, you overcome the problems.”
The question of East Timor clearly distils the troubled ways in which Australia and Indonesia are entangled.
Despite an early lead in EV and battery supply chains, Indonesia must opt for a more sustainable and open growth model to remain competitive.
The Indonesian Supreme Court has upheld a government decision to curb the expansion of a multibillion-dollar oil palm plantation project in the country’s easternmost region of Papua.
