WorldNew twist in Bali murder probePolice in Bali now claim they have found the spot where a couple allegedly burned their bloody clothes in the aftermath of the death of a police officer.24 Aug 07:10 PM
TravelParty island danger: drink spiking rifeIt's a firm favourite, but this destination has more to worry about than Bintang and nasi goreng.23 Aug 02:10 AM
TravelNo more beersies in Bali?A proposed booze ban in in Bali may put tourists at risk, critics warn.15 Aug 06:56 PM
TravelBar/fly: Finn's Beach Club, BaliShandelle Battersby enjoys the people watching and the setting sun in Canggu.21 Jul 03:00 AM
BusinessKey aims to attract more Indonesians to NZIn the last leg of his visit to Indonesia, John Key stopped off in Surubaya to launch a competition which aimed to get more Indonesians interested in NZ.19 Jul 05:36 PM
New ZealandKey does rounds in Indonesia's capital"Selemat pagi," Prime Minister John Key says to a group of chief executives in a five-star hotel in downtown Jakarta.19 Jul 05:00 PM
New ZealandPM delegation samples Southeast Asian dairy delightsJohn Key and Kiwi delegation taste-test pudding, cheese balls, cheese sticks, and other dairy goods made in giant Fonterra plant near Jakarta.19 Jul 05:08 AM
BusinessKey hopes to resolve export disputeNZ and Indonesia have taken an important step forward, the PM says, after the two countries agreed to put a multi-million-dollar export dispute behind them.18 Jul 05:22 PM
New ZealandNZ offers Indonesians help to counter terrorNew Zealand is offering help to Indonesia as it faces the threat of foreign fighters returning from the Middle East.18 Jul 05:00 PM
BusinessJohn Key in trade talks with IndonesiaThe Government says an ongoing dispute with Indonesia over its restrictions on New Zealand's exports will not overshadow the two countries' trade talks this week.17 Jul 05:59 PM
New ZealandPM finds himself in troubled watersPrime Minister John Key has arrived in Indonesia at a time of heightened tensions over the neighbouring South China Sea.17 Jul 06:14 AM
New ZealandBring me home, Kiwi begs John KeyA New Zealander locked up in an Indonesian jail has made a personal plea to Prime Minister John Key to help get him home.16 Jul 05:00 PM
TravelAussies warned against travel to BaliAustralian travellers are being warned against travel to Bali due to the prevalence of the Zika virus.21 Jun 03:55 AM
TravelThe perils of booking travel onlineBooking holidays online can seem like a hassle-free option until things go wrong.19 Jun 09:10 PM
TravelBizarre appeal of chilling 'mud villages'For exactly 10 years nothing and no one has been able to stem a terrifying flow of hot mud in Indonesia - but tourists are flocking to it.31 May 06:00 AM
TravelIndonesia: Jungle feverWhen I booked my North Sumatran Raw Wildlife tour, I had no idea I would return home saying it was "life-changing".21 May 10:00 PM
WorldTiger latest victim of 'zoo of death'An 18-month African lion was found hanging dead in its cage and a dead giraffe was found with 18kg of plastic in its stomach at notorious Indonesia zoo.12 May 05:30 PM
WorldThe village that worshipped a sex toyA fisherman discovered what he believed to be a "holy angel from heaven" lying on the beach - unfortunately he was mistaken.02 May 06:47 PM
WorldHollywood hero steps up for orang-utansThe Oscar-winning actor, who is a United Nations envoy on climate change and environmental campaigner, entered the country a week ago and visited Aceh's Gunung Leuser National Park.02 Apr 05:00 PM
TravelAwera Island: Waves of a lifetimeIt wasn't what I'd imagined a tsunami shelter would look like.28 Mar 08:00 PM
TravelRoom check: Baby Melon VillaKuta Beach would be the main nearby attraction, but there are famous nightlife spots, such as Cocoon, Potato Head and Ku De Ta, a short cab ride away.22 Feb 02:00 AM
WorldJakarta blasts: Kiwi ex-pats return to workAuckland man Davinder Singh said he was planning to return to work today despite working in a building close to the scene of yesterday's terror attack in Jakarta.14 Jan 09:57 PM
WorldTurnbull trip to reset ties with JakartaMalcolm Turnbull held talks in Indonesia yesterday aiming to reset ties as he starts his first overseas tour since wresting control of the Government.12 Nov 08:58 PM
TravelIndonesia: Elements align in BaliGabrielle Dunlevy cleanses her body, soul and mind in an Indonesian healing resort.07 Oct 05:00 PM
OpinionWilliam Pesek: Doubts linger over WidodoA little over a year ago, Joko Widodo swept to power in Indonesia promising bold change and higher living standards.07 Sep 09:25 PM
AgribusinessNZ fighting Indonesia trade curbsNew Zealand is prepared to fight for "the principles of trade" in its beef battle with Indonesia, says our ambassador to the Southeast Asian nation.30 Aug 05:00 PM
TravelIndonesia: Bali's beautiful ladyIn Bali's hills, far from the madding crowds, Shandelle Battersby finds a perfectly positioned eco-resort.25 Aug 06:00 PM
OpinionMarie Leadbeater: Defence ties with Indonesia valued over Timor Leste justice16 years after her last visit, former spokesperson for the Auckland East Timor Independence Committee Marie Leadbeater finds it a study in contrasts.05 Aug 05:00 PM
New Zealandde Malmanche will not appeal sentenceKiwi's lawyers initially said they would appeal 15-year prison sentence. Bali's district court says it didn't receive notice by the deadline.31 Jul 07:38 AM
WorldLarge quake shakes IndonesiaA huge earthquake has struck the western Indonesian province of Papua this morning.27 Jul 10:28 PM
New ZealandVolcano ruins more holiday plansBali-bound travellers had their hopes of relaxing tropical holidays and family reunions dashed mid-flight as volcanic ash forced their plane to return to Auckland.12 Jul 05:00 PM
New ZealandEruption ruptures family reunion plansAsh spewing from Mount Raung has disrupted the plans of Kiwis and Indonesians travelling to Bali, with a flight from New Zealand forced to turn back.12 Jul 05:45 AM
TravelThe 10 best islands in the worldReaders of US-based Travel and Leisure magazine have voted the ten best islands in the world in its annual survey.10 Jul 08:24 PM
WorldIndonesia left in dark over pilotsIndonesian authorities trying to trace two commercial pilots believed to support Isis (Islamic State) say Australian Federal Police intelligence on the men wasn't shared with them.10 Jul 05:00 PM
