PDI Perjuangan candidates Bibit–Rustriningsih win the Central Java election.

Frozen Assets - good citizens in suspended animation.

Activists and youth groups running amok in search of alcohol and the attractions of Batam.

Whether there was a genocide in Indonesia in 1965 and what happened to the survivors.

New Year’s Eve parties and celebrations in Indonesia.

The validity or otherwise of different Muslim beliefs.

Mainstream Islam groups Muhammadiyah and Nahdlatul Ulama clash in Banyuwangi.

An fundamentalist Muslim mosque is attacked in Jember.

The Wahidiyah movement is attacked in Tasikmalaya.

Muslim preachers make too many jokes when giving sermons.

PLTN Muria, and nuclear energy in general, is haram too, for some.

Golkar’s religious roadshow, led by Priyo Budi Santoso.

Multi-culturalism, or what Indonesians might call pluralism, is often spoken of as key to Indonesia’s make-up and stability.

Hamzah Haz says Muslims are less inclined to vote for Islamic parties now than in the past.

A group of liberal Muslim leaders said at a conference on Saturday that the prevalence of mob rule threatened to cause the break-up of the country.

An electoral poll carried out in December 2005 and published in early February 2006 make for some interesting perusing given recent events and trends in the parliament in Jakarta.