Erwin Renaldi

Tourists and security clash in violent brawl outside popular Bali club

Under proposed law changes, drug users in Indonesia could be sent to rehabilitation centres instead of prison. But legal experts say the change will simply shift a problem.

Australians Scott Rush, Matthew Norman, Si-Yi Chen, Martin Stephens, and Michael Czugaj are serving life sentences in Indonesia for their roles in a drug smuggling plot in 2005. 

Indonesia's new President Prabowo Subianto is eager to assert a much stronger presence on the global stage than his predecessor — with mixed success.

While Australia struggles to tackle the rising cost of living, other countries have the opposite problem. What is deflation and why can it be bad for the economy?

An infant was allegedly sold by his father to a married couple desperate to have children in one of the latest cases of baby trafficking in Indonesia.

Indonesia and Solomon Islands have signed up to ban the bomb. Experts say Australia's reluctance to do so could spur tension with its neighbours.

Pope Francis's modesty leaves a strong impression on many Indonesians during his visit – highlighting a stark contrast to the lavish lifestyle often displayed by the country's officials and public figures.

The government had moved to annul two Constitutional Court rulings on regional election candidate nomination requirements, sparking massive protests across Indonesia.

Joko Widodo has apologised not just once but twice in recent weeks as he prepares to step down as Indonesia's president. But what is he apologising for, and does he mean it?