As Indonesia envisions a “Healthy Indonesia,” digitalization has emerged as a driving force of transformation across various sectors, including healthcare.
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China and Indonesia recognise that they have overlapping claims in the South China Sea. However, this should not be construed as Indonesia’s acknowledging the legitimacy of the nine-dash line.
As Indonesia carries out its first-ever simultaneous regional elections, important local issues hang in the balance. However, after a mammoth presidential election, officials worry voters are becoming ambivalent.
Indonesia aims to transform its naval forces from a green-water to a blue-water navy capable of projecting power beyond its maritime territory.
Indonesia’s free meal initiative, which is set to begin its pilot next month, stands to benefit some 82.9 million people in its first two years of operations.
House prices are soaring through the roof no pun intended and the dream of home ownership is increasingly harder to manifest both in Australia and Indonesia.
Seaweed farming offers sustainable livelihood opportunities for fishing communities. WWF supports the development of seaweed in both Tanzania and Indonesia and the exchange trip offered both offices and communities opportunities to share learnings and outcomes.
Rescue workers use excavators and bare hands to find disaster victims in Karo district, one of three affected in North Sumatra.
A new agreement between the Northern Territory Government and the Republic of Indonesia will be aimed at establishing a strong framework for mineral supply chains.
A webinar discussed the implications of limiting the number of international university students on the relationship between Australia and Southeast Asia.
Indonesia’s economy faces mounting pressure from Chinese imports, sparking discussions about protective tariffs and the need for stronger local industry support.
Indonesia’s national health insurance scheme (JKN), which covers 219 million active policy holders, is projected to record a 20 trillion rupiah (S$1.69 billion) deficit in 2024, raising the prospect that patients could face higher premiums.
Several viral videos of Balinese performers wearing revealing outfits and dancing sensuously have forced the authorities to take action.
The remaining members of the Bali Nine could be set to return to Australia after Prime Minister Anthony Albanese lobbied the new Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto for their release.
Mateus leads the Woe Dhiri Ke’o, one of several Indigenous communities in Rendubutowe, a rugged upland of Indonesia’s Flores Island, traversed by generations of farmers, herders and weavers.
There is more to the eye in the official photo and video of Indonesia President Prabowo on the phone to President-elect Trump. Australia misses the vital details.
