Weekly Articles (46): Mar-Jun 1996


Non-conformist memoirs
Written by Melbourne correspondent   
Oei Tjoe Tat was not always an obscure name Tags: Reviews
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Airport rats
Written by Agustini Putranto   
On a visit to her home country, a disconcerting experience at Jakarta Airport leads Agustini Putranto to ask: 'Is this what Indonesia has become?' Tags: Corruption New Order (1967-98) Corruption National
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Waiting for Ngaben
Written by Rob Goodfellow   
Kuta Beach ceased some time ago to be what the brochures say it is. For Robert Goodfellow, the piles of plastic rubbish are signs of a deeper malaise. Tags: New Order (1967-98) Tourism Hinduism National Bali
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Fishing in Australian Waters
Written by Jill Elliott   
In the past decade, 140 Indonesian fishermen drowned in Australian waters, a further 400 were imprisoned. JILL ELLIOTT reports that policies dealing with the issue are costly, ineffective and have tragic consequences. She suggests better alternatives. Tags: International Relations New Order (1967-98) Livelihoods National Sulawesi
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Gay identities
Written by Dede Oetomo   
Modern gay men in Indonesia learn to live alongside traditional concepts of homosexuality. DEDE OETOMO explains. Tags: Health Marginalised Groups Sexual Identity New Order (1967-98) Human Rights (other) National
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Moluccan separatism
Written by Ron Witton   
Richard Chauvel has written what must be the definitive study of the colonial history of Ambon. Tags: Reviews
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Clash of interests
Written by Gerry van Klinken   
Tension within Cabinet has once again become public. But while many see it as a religious clash, the more serious conflict, writes GERRY VAN KLINKEN, is over the protection of special business interests. Tags: National Politics New Order (1967-98) Islam National
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History, horror and homelands
Written by Ron Witton   
History with the right and left brain Tags: Reviews
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