Forced evictions typecast victims as villains.
Renovation rescues and unrequited love
Australia needs to stop feeding Jakarta’s sense of self-importance.
Floods and forced evictions in Jakarta
People, politics and planning collide in riverside slum Kampung Pulo.
Getting up close and personal with Indonesia
Forget the suits! Sport, 'walkabouts' and selfies will save Australia-Indonesia relations.
Celebrating 50 years of Indonesia research at ANU
Indonesia Project marks major anniversary with series of special events.
The gold farmers
Nancy Lee Peluso on the promise and perils of small-scale illegal mining in West Kalimantan.
Building mateship, not subs
Australia and Indonesia need to look beyond aid, trade and the barricade to deepen their relationship.
Complexity and crisis
Complexity and personality help drive current Australia-Indonesia divide, says former ambassador.
The president and the Papua powder keg
Jokowi’s actions, whether those of the powerless or duplicitous, could lead to disaster in Papua.
The ties of terror that bind
Countering Islamic State is a way to strengthen Australia-Indonesia relations.
Beef and prejudice
Australian responses to cattle slaughter in Indonesia and Vietnam show our bias when it comes to our neighbours.
The empire strikes back
Indonesia's oligarchs are flexing their muscles. But to what extent were they defeated by Jokowi in the first place?
Looking ahead: Australia-Indonesia relations
Calm, change and collaboration key to repairing tested ties, writes Felicity Norman.
Flying the flag of reform?
The release of political prisoners in Papua raises more questions than answers.