Aisyah Llewellyn

Res­i­dents of the is­land of Rem­pang have un­til Sep 28 to leave their homes and make way for a Chi­na-fund­ed mega project.

Threat of at­tacks has re­ced­ed, but ex­perts be­lieve a re­gen­er­a­tion of hard­line groups in the re­gion is still pos­si­ble.

Res­i­dents have been told to move to new hous­es in­land by the end of the month to make way for a gi­ant glass fac­to­ry.

In­done­sian Pres­i­dent Joko ‘Jokowi’ Wido­do has said he does not want to ‘rush’ mem­ber­ship of the eco­nom­ic group­ing.

An­i­mal wel­fare cam­paign­ers say dog meat trade should be out­lawed due to its cru­el­ty and risks to pub­lic health.

Pres­i­dent Joko Wido­do’s re­port­ed month-long cough has prompt­ed gov­ern­ment to ad­dress pol­lu­tion; crit­ics are scep­ti­cal.

Min­istry of Com­mu­ni­ca­tion and In­for­mat­ics says it is in con­tact with so­cial me­dia com­pa­ny about pur­pose of the do­main.

Mu­tiara Mu­lia or­phan­age is part of a trend of char­i­ta­ble groups us­ing the pop­u­lar video-shar­ing app to at­tract fund­ing.

Ven­er­a­tion of vet­er­ans gained mo­men­tum in the John Howard era and the rev­e­la­tions from Afghanistan have shocked many.

A fa­ther who lost his two daugh­ters says he is ‘1 bil­lion per­cent dis­sat­is­fied’ with in­ves­ti­ga­tion and le­gal process.