Indonesia’s President-elect Prabowo Subianto is set to introduce a free medical check-up programme, targeting 55 million Indonesians starting from 2025.
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When Australian businesses travel to Asia there is excitement about the possibility and realisation that the region is, yes in fact, powering ahead.
Indonesia, a country of 275 million and one of Australia’s closest neighbours, is stepping up efforts to enforce a global ban on nuclear weapons.
A move by the Indonesian government to effectively lift a ban on the export of sand has sparked an outcry by environmental activists and some politicians.
A landslide set off by torrential rains has smashed into an unauthorised gold mining operation on Indonesia’s Sumatra Island, killing at least 12 people as mud, rugged terrain and lack of telecommunications hamper rescue efforts.
The Kingdom of the Netherlands is returning hundreds of objects of Indonesian cultural value that have been kept in the country since the colonial era, based on the recommendation of the Dutch Colonial Collections Committee.
In a groundbreaking initiative to address pressing public health issues, Monash University, Indonesia, in collaboration with Sinar Mas Land and Digital Hub BSD City, recently hosted an innovative public health competition. This event aimed to cultivate critical thinking and creativity among participants, challenging them to analyse existing public health problems and propose potential solutions.
Indonesia has formally requested to join the Trans-Pacific trade pact to widen its export markets, its chief economic minister said on Wednesday, according to a report by state news agency Antara.
How far has Jokowi truly transformed Indonesia? The conference will bring together experts from Australia, Indonesia, and around the world to examine the mark that Jokowi has left on the country’s economy, welfare, politics, security, environment, and international relations.
The establishment of the AUKUS security pact between Australia, the United Kingdom, and the United States signifies a noteworthy transformation in the geopolitical panorama of Southeast Asia and East Asia.
Indonesia accounts for more sharks caught in open water than any other country, but fish stocks around the main island of Java are in crisis due to years of overfishing by large vessels using purse seine nets.
Despite Indonesia’s national reforms to promote gender equality, entrenched regional patriarchal norms continue to obstruct progress.
Wayang kulit, also referred to as wayang, is the ubiquitous shadow puppet theater of Java, Bali, and other islands of western Indonesia.
Kerja sama bilateral yang kuat menjadi dasar penting bagi perawat Indonesia untuk bersaing di pasar global, termasuk di Australia, yang tengah menghadapi peningkatan kebutuhan tenaga keperawatan berkualitas.
Southeast Asia’s largest online shopping platforms are requiring merchants to pay higher fees as they face increasing pressure to boost profitability in a challenging environment.
There are 25 million poor in Indonesia living on AUD 3 a day or less. Should outsiders help and if so, how?
