Society

When reporting ethnic conflict, journalists can make a difference

Not as remote as you might think...

The history of football is a history of Indonesia itself

Tribute to a multi-talented, national figure

What the guide books don't tell you about Surabaya

Popular with sailors and miners, but not necessarily with their women

A flood of 'democratisation' dollars has corrupted the NGO movement

Farmers in East Java are still working land they took three years ago

The street traders who feed and transport Jakarta are also its most unwelcome citizens

Lea Jellinek

Surviving thirty years in Central Jakarta

A guide to resources for peace-makers

How to escape the mainstream, big money, newspaper thought police

The latest on this new nation at your fingertips

Australian media responses to the Indonesian killings of 1965-66

East Timorese students in Yogyakarta suffer intimidation

Review: Abidin Kusno examines trends in architectural design and urban planning in Jakarta

Unable to pay for formal lessons, many poor Indonesians have mastered English through radio, TV and film. Like Rizza of Surabaya.

Indonesians are seeking a public voice through radio