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Australia at crossroads as China boom ends

Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd Thursday said the China resources boom was over, leaving the economy at a ...

Thousands of labors in Batam hold rally commemorating May Day

Thousands of labors are to hold rally in front of provincial office area here on Wednesday to commemorate May Day. ...

Britain`s "Iron Lady" Margaret Thatcher dies

Margaret Thatcher, the "Iron Lady" who dominated British politics for two decades, died on Monday, following a stroke, ...

Education minister fails to meet rights body`s summons

Education and Culture Minister Mohammad Nuh failed to meet a summons from the National Commission on Human Rights ...

Olympus Biotech International Ltd and BonAlive Biomaterials Ltd Announce Distribution Agreement

-     BonAlive Biomaterials Ltd, a manufacturer of implantable medical devices and an emerging ...

Govt forms task force to monitor impact of wage hikes

The Manpower and Transmigration Ministry has formed a task force to monitor the impact of 2013 minimum provincial wage ...

Workers stage rally against electricity tariff hike

Hundreds of workers staged a rally here on Wednesday to protest against an electricity tariff increase which they said ...

Thousands of workers conduct rally in Jakarta on Wednesday

About 5,000 to 10,000 labor workers are planning to conduct a rally in Jakarta on Wednesday (Jan 16) to protest ...

Hundreds of thousands rally againts gay marriages in Paris

Hundreds of thousands of people on Sunday marched through the streets of the French capital Paris to protest President ...

Power tariff increase should be evaluated

The government`s plan to increase the electricity tariff by 15 percent this year should be evaluated, said the ...

Electricity rate hike to weaken laborers` purchasing power

An increase in the price of electricity beginning this month will reduce the purchasing power of laborers, Said Iqbal, ...

Former British PM Thatcher in hospital after operation

Former British prime minister Margaret Thatcher, the country's first woman elective leader, is in hospital recovering ...

RI still struggling with corruption: Transparency International

Indonesia is still struggling with corruption, as reflected in the Corruption Perception Index 2012 launched by ...

Workers reject 15 pct wage increase proposal

Industry Minister MS Hidayat`s idea to raise regional minimum wages by 15 percent for labor-intensive and small ...

Provincial minimum wage cannot satisfy all: Jokowi

Jakarta Governor Joko Widodo said the Jakarta administration could not satisfy all in connection with his decision to ...