Edition 61: Jan-Mar 2000

Abdurrahman Wahid wins the top job

Ron Witton

Published: 30 July 2007

Goodfellow has drawn on his deep knowledge of Indonesia to excavate from daily events the realities that lie behind them

Catharina van Klinken

Published: 30 July 2007

Review: How standard?

Super User

Published: 30 July 2007

Louis Nowra

Published: 30 July 2007

The author of a recent play reveals how the personal and the political intertwined as he wrote it.

Julie Shackford-Bradley

Published: 30 July 2007

1960s Artists struggled to create solidarity with the oppressed. One of their slogans survived in Golkar, but not their spirit.

Elizabeth Morrell

Published: 30 July 2007

Activists in South Sulawesi find democracy in old manuscripts

Julian Newman

Published: 30 July 2007

Illegal logging in Indonesia's national parks

Veven Wardhana and Herry Barus

Published: 30 July 2007

Indonesia's super-wealthy still love their Gulfstreams and Harley Davidsons

Binny Buchori & Sugeng Bahagijo

Published: 30 July 2007

Indonesian non-government organisations call for massive relief

Maree Keating

Published: 30 July 2007

A conversation with an activist reveals there is more than one Aceh cause?

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