Hellena Souisa

An Indonesian company and its distributors are alleged to have repackaged dangerous industrial-grade chemicals as safer pharmaceutical-grade ones, as a class action lawsuit by families gets underway.

Amid Australia’s inflation-driven cost-of-living crisis, food-sharing platforms have been reporting increasing need, but also growing support from donors and volunteers.

The tumultuous end of Indonesian strongman Suharto's 32-year regime in 1998 was punctuated by widespread riots with mobs targeting ethnic Chinese and a deadly crackdown on student protests. Twenty-five years on, the victims and their families are still fighting for justice. 

As Indonesia increases the use of electric vehicles at home, it also wants to partner with Australia as it strives to become a global EV hub.

Today millions of Indonesians headed to the polls to elect a new leader. Here’s a look at who’s in the running and the issues that could have swayed voters.

The counting of votes for the recent Indonesian election continues under the shadow of allegations of structured, massive and systematic fraud, according to the two losing candidates and election monitoring groups.

Popular with manufacturers and consumers across South-East Asia, single-use sachets are a nightmare for recyclers and the environment. 

Critics says proposed changes to Indonesia's Broadcasting Law seek to restrict investigative journalism and ensnare journalists, content creators and the public. 

A film adapted from a true story that has been watched nearly 6 million times appears to have prompted police to pursue the suspects of a murder that happened eight years ago — but the case is far from over.

An Indonesian citizen who often went by the name Putry Thornhill has been sentenced to an 18-month community correction order over counterfeit luxury designer handbags. But other alleged victims say justice hasn't been done.