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Front Row 2 years ago
Plataran Komodo Resort welcomes the holiday season with exciting activities
Nestled comfortably in Waecicu Beach on the island of Flores, The Plataran Komodo Resort eagerly awaits visitors with a slew of new engaging activities. A tropical haven for adventurous souls, the luxurious resort is situated very strategically near the gateways of Indonesia’s mesmerizing Komodo National Park, the fishing town of Labuan Bajo.
Asia & Pacific 2 years ago
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Government says Labuan Bajo a strategic ASEAN venue despite local protests
With Labuan Bajo the epicenter of this week’s ASEAN meetings, the government said the tropical resort was a strategic pick to emphasize development in eastern regions outside of Java, despite some reservations from locals that the event had gotten in the way of their livelihoods.
Americas 2 years ago
US Supreme Court justice defends lavish trips to Indonesia, New Zealand
Staunch conservative Thomas was a guest of megadonor Harlan Crow for yachting in New Zealand, private jet flights across the globe and regular stays at Crow's properties in the United States, the ProPublica news outlet reported.
National 5 years ago
More than 90 dead in Flores, Timor Leste floods, dozens missing
Packing heavy winds and rain, the storm heaped more misery on the Southeast Asian nations after Sunday's disaster turned small communities into wastelands of mud and uprooted trees and forced thousands of people into shelters.
Opinion 5 years ago
Minister Nadiem, please visit children in eastern Indonesia
COVID-19 has left some 60 million pre-primary to upper secondary Indonesian school children with nowhere to turn. Technology and the internet serve as a solid solution to keep children learning in the midst of COVID-19, but unfortunately, tech is not inclusive.
