Gabrielle Dunlevy
The Daily Telegraph
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Indon cops examine Bali bucks night bribes
BALI police are conducting an internal affairs investigation into claims their officers threatened a group of Australian men with charges if they didn't cough up about $25,000 in bribes. → Read More
Indonesian adviser seeks Montara solution
A SENIOR Indonesian government adviser and former diplomat is encouraging Australia to join talks on investigating the environmental problems festering in West Timor since the Montara oil spill. → Read More
Cattle import quota not final: Indonesia
INDONESIA'S trade minister says the cattle import quota that has shocked the Australian livestock industry is not final. → Read More
Bali court to sentence Kiwi drug mule
A NEW Zealand man who was lured to Bali by online love and was arrested for drug trafficking will soon learn his fate from an Indonesian court. → Read More
Noor Ellis won't appeal murder sentence
AN Indonesian woman convicted of plotting her wealthy Australian husband's murder in Bali may not intend to appeal her sentence, but it signals the start of a new battle for the couple's sons. → Read More
Death penalty tortures families: Atlaoui
THE families of eight people executed in Indonesia in April deserve continued support, as capital punishment means a life-long sentence for them, says the wife of a man still on death row. → Read More
Kiwi on Bali mule charges 'trusting'
A NEW Zealand man's intellectual impairment and mental illness made him particularly vulnerable to manipulation by a drug syndicate that preyed on lonely hearts, a psychiatrist has testified. → Read More
Verdict due for Aussie's Bali murder
A BALI court is due to hand down its verdict and sentence for a woman accused of plotting and paying $14,000 for the murder of her Australian husband. → Read More
Aussie brothers brace for Bali verdict
TWO Australian brothers are preparing to see their mother jailed for arranging their father's murder in Bali, and for the sentence to be lighter than they feel is just. → Read More
Bali Nine lawyers to aid judicial probe
THE Indonesian lawyer for Myuran Sukumaran and Andrew Chan will assist a judicial commission probe into claims of bribery and political interference in their sentencing. → Read More
Chan, Sukumaran families brace for end
THE Chan and Sukumaran families are preparing to say their final goodbyes to their sons and brothers, before Indonesia carries out the ultimate punishment for a decade-old crime. → Read More
Lawyer cries out for Mary Jane's life
THE lawyer for Filipina Mary Jane Veloso, a single mum on death row with two Australians, is pleading for Indonesia to pause its execution plans or risk executing an innocent woman. → Read More
Bali Nine execution U-turn urged
MYURAN Sukumaran and Andrew Chan will face the firing squad on Tuesday unless Indonesia's president has a last-minute change of heart. → Read More
Aust doctor's sister asks for Joko's mercy
THE sister of an Australian Navy doctor who lost his life responding to a disaster in Indonesia has reached out to President Joko Widodo to spare ten people on death row, including two Australians. → Read More
Indon execution date nears: last appeals
LAWYERS for a Filipina on death row with Myuran Sukumaran and Andrew Chan say they've filed an appeal with only 10 minutes to spare that could potentially stall their imminent executions. → Read More
'New evidence' in death row Filipina case
LAWYERS for a Filipina scheduled to be executed alongside two Australians are racing to file a new appeal, this time arguing she was a victim of human trafficking. → Read More
Ellis son's Bali court statement 'forged'
THE son of an Indonesian woman accused of ordering the murder of her Australian husband denies making a statement read in her defence. → Read More
Rights in focus as Jakarta hosts leaders
INDONESIA'S plans to execute 10 people following an international summit have human rights campaigners questioning its credibility in the leadership role. → Read More
Ellis trial hears of Bali kitchen killing
THE violent details of an Australian businessman's murder in his own Bali villa have been aired in the trial of his wife, who is accused of ordering the hit. → Read More
Norway asks Indonesia to halt executions
NORWEGIAN Prime Minister Erna Solberg has reportedly asked Indonesia's President Joko Widodo to halt the executions of Australians Myuran Sukumaran and Andrew Chan. → Read More