Authorities in Cianjur take a tough stance, formally, to any possible outbreaks of sectarian type violence.

The Mass Movement to Hang Adulterers and the People's Alliance against Pornographic Devils not put off by driving rain in Bandung; Cloud 9 bar targeted.

Rampage by militant groups in in Bandung & Tasikmalaya, while a senior Democrat Party figure calls for their banning.

Tanjung Puting national park in Borneo among the winners in the inaugural Citra Pesona Wisata (Cipta Award) tourism awards.

Two fatal train crashes in one day, in Solo and Pemalang, total death toll 37 people, human error blamed for both accidents.

Who is winning the race to build the most houses of worship: proof minorities are not discriminated against.

The world's most inspiring 'tweeter' is Fahira Idris it seems; her battles with FPI leader Habib Rizieq.

The variations of the "Keong Racun" song, Sinta & Jojo; Santo and Johan; the mystery bule version.

Looking for deviants in unlikely places, the pursuit of Ahmadiyah in backwoods West Java.

Census figures unreliable, are Jakarta and Java are much less populated than is thought?

Israel causes traffic jams in Bogor; one Indonesian volunteer hurt in the Mavi Marmara incident.

Lonely Planet's picks for the best hotel and hostel accommodation in Indonesia.

A discussion of Indonesia's finest, according to Indonesia's best travel guide, Lonely Planet.

Sectarian mapping of cities to prevent conflict, as another church, in Bekasi, is closed.

Actresses Ayu Azhari and Desy Ratnasari have their sights on political power in Sukabumi, who will win?

Problematic religious schools on Java, which ones and police monitoring of them.

How hot are the fires in hell and how they are full of women.

Noordin M Top not dead after a Densus 88 raid in Temanggung, in another raid in Bekasi a car bomb is found.

Voters in Indramayu are threatened with hellfire unless the Golkar Party is supported in 2009.

Reading and writing in Arabic is a must for civil servants and village heads in Bogor.

Goyang under threat, whether the governor of West Java wants to ban jaipong dance for being too sexy.

Dealing with the Zionist movement and Freemasonry in Bandung, calls for banning of the Rotary & Lions Clubs.

Mixing Sundanese disco music and Islam invites bigotry and later "mediation" in West Java, as Ross finds out.

Local people in Tasikmalaya are roused to action to prevent mysterious cave men rituals.

Indonesian students of Islam encountering western anti-orthodox religion philosophy.

Lairedion on the Dutch state being sued over war crimes at Rawagede, West Java.