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PTSD, anxiety and depression dogged Michael Jefferies after he left the military, but he was able to start healing in an unexpected place.

Recent election campaigns from Pakistan, India and Indonesia have shown radical new uses of generative AI that change how campaigns are run. Here's what's coming for Australia and the rest of the world.

Indonesia has finally issued import permits for Australian cattle with the first ship now on the water bound for Jakarta.

Experts warn the presumptive new president's personality and questionable past could cause some headaches for Canberra.

Resty Woro Yuniar says the election result is not a surprise and new President Prabowo Subianto will likely continue the programs of Joko Widodo.

Indonesians have overwhelmingly voted for Prabowo Subianto, making him the nation's oldest ever first-term President. 

A former military commander, who was once barred from entering Australia because of his human rights record, has become Indonesia's new president.

Indonesians in Australia who voted in this week's presidential elections have expressed scepticism about the provisional results and concerns about the future should the provisional winner, Prabowo Subianto, be officially confirmed as the country's next president.

The quick count shows the man once banned from entering Australia over human rights concerns won the top job after waiting for 15 years.

A former military general once banned from Australia over his human rights record is leading Indonesia's election count, according to unofficial results. Here's what that could mean.

Frontrunner Prabowo Subianto has rebranded his image to appeal to younger voters by tapping into the power of social media.

Today millions of Indonesians headed to the polls to elect a new leader. Here's a look at who's in the running and the issues that could have swayed voters.

The son of the incumbent president is on the ticket of the leading campaign in the Indonesian election.

A campaign blackout is now in place for three days before millions of voters in South East Asia's biggest democracy head to the polls.

In the Rohingya refugee camps of Cox's Bazar, more than 1 million people are living in worsening conditions. However, the world wasn't watching when tragedy unfolded.

The former military general is leading in the polls ahead of the election, despite accusations Subianto was involved with the deadly kidnapping of activists in 1998.

Torren Martyn and his partner Aiyana Powell barely knew how to sail before embarking on 12-month voyage through the tropics. On their little boat Calypte, the couple braved wild weather, survived a brush with death and scored some of the best waves of their lives.

After vying for Indonesia's top office for more than a decade, Prabowo Subianto is finally eyeing victory at this week's presidential election.

Expatriate voters of Indonesia residing in the Northern Territory head to the polls early to cast their ballot.

This patch of dirt was once a lush jungle that locals say was home to ancient spirits. Now, luxury villas, bars and restaurants are being built here instead to bring in foreign investors.

This year, more than half of the eligible voters in Indonesia are young people. The election is not only influenced by political dynasties but also overshadowed by references to K-pop, anime, and manga, which many believe are being used to garner political advantages.

Countries with a combined population of more than three and a half billion people will head to the polls in 2024 to participate in presidential, legislative and parliamentary elections. So could this be the greatest test of democracy?

The controversial Prabowo Subianto's candidacy has been bolstered by his partnership with the country's current president Joko Widodo.

Unity in diversity is in Indonesia's official motto and one of five values the country was built on, known collectively as 'Pancasila.' Is it still standing strong or are religious and political tensions undermining it?

An analysis of sea sponge skeletons from the Caribbean suggests Earth has already hit 1.7 degrees and could be 2C warmer than before industrialisation in the next six years, but not all scientists are convinced.