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Editorial: The eastern laggard
| Ten years after the launching of new laws on regional autonomy no significant improvements have been made in the capacity of the bureaucratic and physical infrastructure in Indonesia’s eastern region to accelerate its economic development so it can gradually catch u...Full Story
Airlines Cash in as Mudik Travelers Take to the Skies for Journey Home
National carrier Garuda Indonesia and other airlines across the archipelago experienced a surge in demand on Sunday, the last day of the end-of-Ramadan holiday period, as mudik travelers returned from their home towns. | “Today [Sunday] is the peak of returning after ...Full Story
Local Designs to Let the New You Shine
Idul Fitri has come and gone, but the time for celebration is far from over. In the next few weeks, you might receive invitations from clients, colleagues and friends to attend post-Ramadan social gatherings, known as halal bihalal. | At these gatherings, it is customar...Full Story
Against the current norm: Moving to Jakarta
| The return of about 7 million holiday makers to Jakarta will be followed by a surge in the number of new migrants. Post-Idul Fitri 2010, around 60,000 new migrants came to Jakarta, down from 69,554 in 2009, the reduction due to firm action by the city administration. ...Full Story
Increased activity at 22 volcanoes, alert raised
| The government has requested that local administrations remain on the alert for severe risks of volcanic eruptions, as the number of volcanoes showing abnormal activity continued to raise. | As of Friday, activity in 22 volcanoes was categorized as above normal, with ...Full Story
Govt told to focus on domestic seaports
| The government should focus on developing seaports to support national connectivity and improve the country’s domestic logistics system, instead of building international harbors to boost regional connectivity, the Indonesian Logistics Association (ALI) says. | ALI ...Full Story
Thousands of vacationers swarm tourist resorts
| Thousands of vacationers have been flocking to tourist resorts in Kuningan and Cirebon regencies, Java, most of them Idul Fitri homebound travelers from Jakarta. | The tourist sites people are visiting in Cirebon include the Kasepuhan and Kanoman palaces and Sunyaragi...Full Story
Let's celebrate Sept 16 for its significance
| It's time to recognise the date our country was actually formed so that we can truly be a single nation. | THIS Aug 31 must have been the quietest ever in our 54-year history since independence from the British - no grand parades, no multi-million ringgit fireworks di...Full Story
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Thu 1 Sep 2011
China Must Pay Market Price for W. Papua Gas, Govt Told
Jakarta Globe Indonesia must renegotiate a key liquefied natural gas sales contract with China next year as part of the country’s efforts to boost gas revenue, a member of an industry body said on Thursday. | Indonesia has been locked into a price for LNG proces...
Bogor Facility Offers an Oasis of Hope for Drug Addicts
Jakarta Globe Alaim Mosas Siman has a lot to smile about. He is especially happy about the colorful garden before him because he cultivated each plant with his own hands. | In the bucolic setting of his home in Bogor, Alaim not only gardens in the sunshine and coo...
Govt plans to induce rain to put out C. Kalimantan fires
Jakarta Post | The Agency for the Assessment and Application of Technology (BPPT) plans to utilize cloud seeding technology, or artificial rain, to extinguish wild fires in Central Kalimantan by next week at the latest. | “We will create artificial rain from Se...
Mother, baby injured in E. Kalimantan car accident
Jakarta Post | A mother and her baby were injured when the car they were travelling in overturned on the Balikpapan-Samarinda road in East Kalimantan on Thursday morning. | Donny, the father of the children and driver of the vehicle said he had lost control while...
Wed 31 Aug 2011
Disabled Visit Palace, But Denied Chance to State Case
Jakarta Globe Dozens of disabled people visited President Suslio Bambang Yudhoyono during an “open house” event on Idul Fitri, but many left disappointed after they were unable to speak to him. | Yadi Nuryadi, 29, a former truck driver for a mining company in ...
Beating the Mudik Maze With GPS
Jakarta Globe Suyandi Liyis, a native of Pontianak in West Kalimantan, and his wife got a head start on the travel chaos of mudik when they hopped on a train last week from Jakarta to her hometown of Tegal in Central Java. | But, if not for some quick thinking and...
Tue 30 Aug 2011
How dentists are saving Borneo's rainforest
The Independent | The first time I saw Dr Hotlin Ompusunggu was in May, at the headquarters of the Royal Geographical Society (RGS) in Kensington. She was one of seven recipients of the Whitley Fund for Nature's annual awards. Established in 1994, the Whitley Awards...
Sun 28 Aug 2011
Jakarta administration to punish bus operators for overcharging
Jakarta Post | Jakarta Governor Fauzi Bowo has threatened to punish bus operators who violate fare ceilings set for the Idul Fitri holidays. | “As a strong warning, we will temporarily suspend the operations of those buses. Should the operators insist on chargi...
Malaysia Deports 158 Indonesian Migrant Workers
Jakarta Globe Samarinda, East Kalimantan. Malaysian authorities have deported 158 Indonesian migrant workers via Nunukan district, East Kalimantan, for various violations, a police spokesman said. | The migrant workers arrived at Tunon Taka port at 7 p.m. on Frida...
Violating Tariff Determination, A Bus Grounded
Berita Jakarta | Seeking unilateral benefit from the crowd of homecomers is still conducted by parties from autobus companies (PO) in several bus terminals in Jakarta. As happened in Kampungrambutan bus terminal, East Jakarta on Sunday (8/28). Officer found one emp...
E Kalimantan meat prices soar before holiday
Jakarta Post | The cost of celebrating Idul Fitri in Penajam, East Kalimantan, is expensive, with local residents paying Rp 85,000 (US$9.94) for a kilogram of beef, much higher than a national average of Rp 50,000 to 60,000. | The price of bones had followed suit...
Air quality deteriorates
The Star | KUCHING: Keep well hydrated, stop smoking and seek early medical attention. | These are the advice from Malaysian Medical Association to the public amid deteriorating air quality in some parts of Sarawak. | The Air Pollutant Index (API) reading in ...
Sat 27 Aug 2011
Unhealthy air in Sibu and Sri Aman
The Star | KUCHING: The Air Pollutant Index reading in Sibu and Sri Aman in Sarawak has dropped to unhealthy levels Saturday. | As at 7am the reading was at 110 in Sibu and 108 in Sri Aman, according to the Environment Department. | The department said this w...
Exxon to drill 20 CBM wells in S. Kalimantan
Jakarta Post | ExxonMobil Oil Indonesia, the local subsidiary of US-based oil and gas company ExxonMobil, plans to drill 20 exploration wells at its three coal bed methane (CBM) fields in South Kalimantan. | The firm’s exploration public affairs manager, Vasta ...
Fri 26 Aug 2011
Wika Says Coal Plants To Be Built This Year
Jakarta Globe State-controlled construction firm Wijaya Karya expects to complete with partner Chengda Engineering Corporation of China the construction of two coal-fired power plants by the end of this year. | Wika and Chengda were appointed by state utility comp...
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