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Erwin Renaldi

Erwin Renaldi

Supervising Producer at ABC Science Online

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    'The last paradise' mined for nickel in Indonesia

    A pristine archipelago off Indonesia's east coast emerges as the latest battleground between conservationists and the government, who are at odds over the country's nickel industry.
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    Indonesian police bust baby-trafficking ring that allegedly sold 24...

    At least 13 suspects linked to an alleged baby-trafficking ring, which Indonesian police say sold at least 24 infants overseas, have been arrested. 
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    A popular Japanese anime flag has become a symbol of resistance in ...

    Young Indonesians dissatisfied with the government are flying a flag from the popular anime One Piece ahead of the country's 80th independence day.
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    Will Australia's shift on Palestinian state impact our alliances in...

    When Australia formally recognises the state of Palestine at the UN Assembly next month, it will join others who have done so since the Palestinian Declaration of Independence in 1988. Here's a look how countries from across the Asia Pacific region view Palestinian independence.
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    Indonesia airdrops 'special gift' to Gaza amid starvation crisis

    Indonesia marked its Independence Day by sending almost 18 tonnes of essentials into Gaza with the help of the Jordanian air force, but how effective was the "special gift" to the Muslim nation's "brothers and sisters"?
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    Nationwide March for Australia sparks mixed reactions among migrants

    The upcoming March for Australia has drawn mixed reactions among migrants, with some fearful of anti-immigration sentiment, while others say they are not concerned.
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    Looters ransack MPs' houses, taking luxury watches, bags and even cats

    After protests turned violent over MP perks in Indonesia, mobs looted the homes of four suspended parliamentarians, stealing some luxury items while destroying others including sports cars. 
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    'Apologies' not enough as anger grows toward Indonesia's political ...

    The recent protests across Indonesia, and across the globe, wasn't just sparked by public outrage over the generous perks awarded to MPs — but from deeper-rooted problems with the country's democratic system.
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    Indonesia urges respect for its sovereignty after Australia-PNG def...

    The landmark agreement commits both countries to "meet the common danger" in the event of an armed attack on either. With that, questions have been raised about Australia's role if the conflict in West Papua escalates. 
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    Experts reveal what's really behind Bali belly that ruins many holi...

    Every year about 1.5 million Australians travel to Bali. Chances are either you or someone you know has caught a stomach bug after travelling to the popular Indonesian destination. So what can you do to avoid it?
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    Some Australian Muslims sleeping overnight in mosques after Bondi m...

    A rise in Islamophobic incidents prompts warnings from Muslim organisations that their communities are at risk of "retribution" and "collective punishment" following the mass shooting.