Claims Indonesian airports weigh not just baggage, but passengers too.

Indonesia’s domestic airlines must compensate passengers affected by delays.

Citilink unexpectedly voted by the public as Indonesia’s Leading Low-Cost Airline for 2011/2012.

The ultimate guide to flying to Pangkalan Bun, home of the orangutan.

The classic Redgum song ‘I’ve been to Bali too’.

Silk Air becomes the latest airline to commence an international service to Bandung.

A child death through lack of money in one of the world’s most resource rich countries.

A 14 year old Australian boy arrested in Bali for buying drugs, shock horror.

No looking back; the final installment of J. Eijkelboom’s story “The Retreat”.

The experience of a woman in a relationship with a Dutchman in the late 40′s.

Recent developments on Indonesian airlines’ websites for flight reconfirmation and online check-in.

The Dutch ‘retreat’ from Indonesia, and among the tens of thousands of individual ‘retreats’, J. Eijkelboom and the fate of Soemiati.

A Dutch soldier during the war of independence finds the love of Soemiati in a brothel.

Golkar tycoon Aburizal Bakrie has his sights set on national glory in 2014.

‘Shinboners’, a type of Australian football team, and their experience of the first Bali bombing.

On Indonesian Independence Day, reflections on Sukarno’s attitude to west Papuan self determination.

Garuda Indonesia goes shopping in France for dozens of new aircraft for its Citilink operation.

No end to the cow carnage controversy with allegations against devious, bribing animal rights activists.

The National Air Carrier Association says ‘no way’ to paying compensation to passengers for delays but ups accident payments.

The Balinese in the late 19th century: their gentle priests; the fear they inspired; their bewildering language; eccentric foreigners among them.

‘Welcome to our Sky’ – Chris profiles a new Indonesian airline: Sky Aviation.

The ins and outs of Indonesian currency, Chris guides hapless tourists through the world of rupiah.

Cows and corruption, and another view on the great Cattle Carnage Controversy.

Makassar in South Sulawesi as an airline hub and gateway to eastern Indonesia’s road less travelled delights.

Trailblazing Dutch linguist moves on to Lampung living amongst the locals learning their language.

Dutch linguist Gusti Dertik, founder of the comparative study of Indonesian languages, among the Bataks.