Australia promises not to spy on Indonesia
Foreign Minister Julie Bishop has given Indonesia assurances Australia will not spy on Jakarta anymore as she tries to repair the damage to bilateral ties.
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Immigration Minister refuses to discuss asylum seeker strip searches
Immigration Minister Scott Morrison is refusing to say if asylum seekers in offshore detention will be strip searched under enhanced security measures.
Protests erupt as Abbott responds to SBY
Protests have erupted in Jakarta as Prime Minister Tony Abbott responds to Indonesia's call to explain the tapping of the president's phone.
Australian flags burn as tension rises in Jakarta over phone tapping
Protesters have warned Australians would be targeted unless Indonesia receives an apology over the phone tapping scandal.
On the rocks; Anti-Australian rhetoric on rise in Indonesia
Australia has been accused of betraying Indonesia amid an outbreak in nationalist rhetoric in the wake of fresh spying allegations.
People smugglers struggle as demand dives
People smugglers in Indonesia have formed a “super syndicate” as Australia’s new resettlement policy sees demand for their services from asylum seekers plummet.
Abbott softens on asylum boat turn-back plan
Prime Minister Tony Abbott seems to have toned down his tough talk on the asylum-seeker issue after meeting the Indonesian president.
Abbott makes asylum seeker boat plan top priority
A strategy to stop asylum seeker boat arrivals is at the top of Tony Abbott’s to-do list for next week after his ministry is sworn in.
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