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View all search resultsIndonesia-Australia
World 5 years ago
Indonesians in Australia in limbo amid coronavirus lockdown
Indonesia’s warming relations with Australia faced new challenges this week as the COVID-19 outbreak forced Jakarta to further restrict entry and Canberra to close down its borders, putting many lucrative partnership projects on hold while the two governments scramble to ensure the safety of their citizens.
National 6 years ago
One croc wrangler returns to Australia but rescue efforts, crowdfunding still under way in Palu
The crocodile, regularly spotted swimming in the Palu River, had been trapped in a used motorcycle tire for years and has foiled successive attempts to free it, including a recent rescue contest held by the Central Sulawesi Natural Resources Conservation Agency (BKSDA).
World 6 years ago
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Great expectations overshadow Indonesia-Australia ties
In a speech to Australian lawmakers delivered in Indonesian, Jokowi said that both sides should put more focus on collaborating in the Indo-Pacific region, especially after they had finalized the hotly anticipated Indonesia-Australia Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement.
Opinion 6 years ago
Indonesia: Good friends but still with some reservations
Regular surveys conducted by the highly respected Lowy Institute show that Australians – including businesspeople – feel limited warmth toward Indonesians, and rate them only slightly higher than Russians and Egyptians in terms of how we perceive them.
National 6 years ago
Amid winds and rain, Jokowi visits Mount Ainslie to study capital city development, planning
Jokowi said he wanted to understand what it took to develop a capital city such as Canberra as his government went ahead with a plan to relocate the nation’s capital from Jakarta to East Kalimantan.
