It's impossible, say family of Indonesian woman in Kim Jong-nam case
The mother of the Indonesian woman arrested in Malaysia over the death of Kim Jong-nam says her daughter is a "simple country girl".
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Karuni Rompies
Karuni Rompies is Assistant Indonesia Correspondent for Fairfax Media.
Indonesia's Widodo to visit Australia after defence spat
Indonesia's chief security minister Wiranto said the February 26 date for a visit showed the relationship between Australia and Indonesia "was not shaky".
Indonesian President Joko Widodo to visit Australia at end of month
Indonesian President Joko Widodo plans to visit Australia at the end of this month, with outgoing ambassador Najib Riphat Kesoema asked to stay on for the trip.
Indonesia's highest Islamic clerical body to issue fatwa on hoax news
Indonesia's peak Islamic clerical body is poised to issue a fatwa against fake news, amid fears reports on social media are fuelling ethnic and political conflict.
Indonesia criticises Australia for not arresting trespassers at its Melbourne Consulate-General
"Trespassers" waved a West Papuan separatist flag when their faces were clearly visible in video footage of the event.
Indonesia's police deny they are afraid to tackle hardline Islamic leader
As the number of reports against him grows, police insist that "the state cannot be pressured" in its dealings with firebrand cleric Habib Rizieq.
Fighting intolerance a challenge for Indonesia's moderate Muslims
2017 is shaping up as a year in which moderates face off against right-wing Islamic political activism as Indonesians become increasingly conservative.
The shaman who redirects rain away from events
It's raining, which is awkward given we are on the way to interview a rain shaman who claims to have metaphysical powers that can prevent downpours on important events.
Ahok created 'disunity among Muslims', say prosecutors
Prosecutors have accused Jakarta's governor of being "self-righteous" and say it is not enough for him to claim that his intention was not to insult Islam.
Police say treason arrests to prevent Jakarta rally being used to topple government
Police have revealed predawn arrests on Friday were aimed at preventing opponents of the president using protests to topple the government.
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