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Presidential Race 2 years ago
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Central Java in focus as Ganjar completes whirlwind tour
Eyes were on Central Java as one of the key election battlegrounds early in the new year, as presidential candidate Ganjar Pranowo attempted to shore up support in the province amid two alleged assault cases.
Archipelago 2 years ago
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Four more provinces ink low-carbon development deal with Bappenas
North Sumatra, Maluku, Bengkulu and West Nusa Tenggara follow seven other provinces that have previously signed similar agreements on working together with Bappenas in designing low-carbon development policies for their regions.
Society 2 years ago
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Government warns of rabies, as rabid dog bite cases on the rise
The government has issued a warning against the danger of rabies infection in humans, which has killed nearly a dozen people this year amid an uptick in the number of rabid dog bite cases that have been blamed on coronavirus pandemic-induced disruption to animal vaccination campaigns.
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.
Community 3 years ago
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Bad plan: Educators agree early high school hours do not work
East Nusa Tenggara (NTT) Governor Viktor Laiskodat’s draconian decision to start high school in the predawn hours has received flak from educators and government agencies, since the policy came into effect at the end February.
