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1,500 Sign Up for Rail Commuter E-Tickets

Since being introduced early this month, more than 1,500 people have signed up for an electronic train ticket called a Comet that allows monthly unlimited train commuting. 6:06pm Feb 8, 2012

Indonesian Police Arrest Czech Tourist in Papua

Manokwari. Police in Indonesia’s restive Papua region arrested a Czech tourist Wednesday for taking photos of a pro-independence demonstration, district police said. 2:35pm Feb 8, 2012

Don’t Worry About Drones’ Source, Indonesia Defense Ministry Says

The Defense Ministry insists its purchase of surveillance drones was based purely on strategic defense considerations and should not be politicized, following allegations that the aircraft could come from Israel. 12:07pm Feb 8, 2012

Protesters’ Rage, Blaze Claim Nickel Miner’s Facilities in Morowali

Around 500 protesters burned down buildings and other facilities belonging to Vale Indonesia in Morowali, Central Sulawesi, on Monday in another violent dispute between local residents and companies. 2:11pm Feb 8, 2012

Bali’s Rising Violent Crime Rate Could Threaten Tourism Industry

Denpasar. After years of recovering from terrorists attacks, Bali is now dealing with rising crime that threatens to sully the image of the tourist-dependent resort island, Governor Made Mangku Pastika said on Tuesday. 8:57am Feb 8, 2012

No Pyramid Expected in Plans to Probe Mt. Sadahurip

A team of geologists is planning to probe the structure of Mount Sadahurip in West Java, but claim they are not checking whether there is a pyramid underneath as rumors alleged. 10:54am Feb 8, 2012

Another Indonesian Pilot Busted in Airline Drug Test

Jakarta 'Healer' Touches Clients’ Penises to ‘Remove Evil Spirits’

Indonesia Boy, 13, Charged With Theft

Court Dismisses Lawsuit Against Indonesian Govt for Failing to Protect Migrant Workers

Batavia Air Plane Skids During Jayapura Landing

Shootout Leaves Policeman Dead in Indonesia’s Papua

200 Homes Burned in Cap Go Meh Fire

A Year Later, Indonesia’s Ahmadis Still Wait for Justice

Depok Police Accused of Murdering Detainee

Ashes and dust. People search for valuables after their houses burned down in Jalan Lautze, Kartini, Jakarta, on Wednesday. According to the disaster agency at least 394 homes have burned down and 1271 people have been displaced b...
Three Islamic militants have been sentenced to up to nine years in prison for their involvement in last year’s suicide bombing at a Cirebon mosque. (Antara Photo)
Palm oil plantations in North Sumatra. A new report has found that palm-oil biofuels are less ecological than previously thought. (GA Photo/ M. Defrizal)
Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources official Ridwan Sanjaya is alleged to have taken kickbacks from solar cell firms in 2009. (Antara Photo)
More than 1,500 people have signed up for an electronic train ticket that allows monthly unlimited commuting. (EPA Photo)
JAKARTA

Young Girl Dies, Hopes for Future Charity in Her Memory

Meisya, or Memey, a two-year-old who captured Jakarta’s attention when her family could not afford the medical treatment she needed, died on Tuesday at RSCM Hospital in Menteng. 1:19pm Feb 7, 2012

Will Elevated Roads Ease Jakarta’s Traffic Jams?

Jakarta Traffic Cops Say They Were Beaten by ‘Dictator’ Boss

Fire Causes Rp 1 Billion In Damages at Cipto Mangunkusumo Hospital

POLITICS

SBY's Democrats Remain Optimistic on 2014 Chances

The ruling Democratic Party remained optimistic, as officials said it would win the next general election in 2014, despite current problems caused by charges filed against party members. 6:31pm Feb 8, 2012

Democratic Party Vows to Regain No. 1 Status

Indonesian Lawmakers Questioned Over Controversial Renovation Project

President Calls on Indonesians to Ensure Food Security

LAW & ORDER

7 Motorcycle Girls Arrested for Beating Up Their Own on Bali

Denpasar. Police in Bali arrested seven members of a local teenage female motorcycle gang who were captured on a video that circulated on YouTube while beating up another member. 11:21pm Feb 8, 2012

4-Step Plan Devised to End Riau Land Fight

House Slights Supreme Court Order on GKI Yasmin Church

3 Militants Sentenced for Indonesia Mosque Bombing

EDUCATION

For Indonesia's Disabled, ‘Extraordinary’ Learning Needs

SLB Negeri 4 in East Jakarta is not your typical state school. Its 18 teachers and staff look after 90 students from the kindergarten level to high school — a ratio of one staffer for every five students. 3:33pm Feb 7, 2012

A Tablet for Thai Education

Fears Over Rules Requiring Indonesian Graduates to Be Published

Cipetey’s Kids Have a New Best Friend

ENVIRONMENT

US Report Casts Doubt On Palm Fuel Benefits

Indonesia has come under greater scrutiny over its policy to encourage palm oil development, following a report by US authorities that fuels derived from the commodity were not as environmentally friendly as initially believed. 10:55pm Feb 8, 2012

Orangutan ‘Exterminators’ on Trial in Indonesia

Delight as Irrawaddy Dolphins Discovered in New Indonesian Waters

Chinese Feed Egypt’s Illegal Ivory Trade

HEALTH

Child Brides Don’t Prevent HIV: Indonesia Minister

The government has highlighted a worrying increase in the number of South Sulawesi men marrying underage girls in the belief that it will prevent them contracting HIV/AIDS. 12:13pm Feb 8, 2012

Pumping Indonesia’s Blood Donations

Cancer Can Be Beaten With Proper Steps, Experts Say

Papua to Require Male Circumcision in AIDS Fight

MEDIA

Adek Berry: The Lady Behind the Camera

Twenty years ago, Adek Berry received a special birthday present from her brother: a pocket camera. He wanted her to capture the beautiful views she saw in the mountains whenever she went on a trip with her hiking group. 6:57pm Feb 8, 2012

Journalists Ordered to Pay Ecuador President $2 Million

Burma Moves Towards Ending Media Censorship

Journalist Beaten by Motorcycle Gang in Makassar

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