Westwood's lead cut at Indonesian masters
Defending champion Lee Westwood holed four birdies for a 4-under 68 after Saturday's completion of the second round at the Indonesian Masters.
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Indonesian fuel hike under certain conditions
Indonesia's parliament voted on Saturday to give the government authority to raise subsidised fuel prices under certain conditions.
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Bali bomber's lawyers want charges scrapped
Lawyers for the man who helped assemble bombs used in the 2002 nightclub blasts in Bali say the charges against him are obscure and should be dropped.
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Petronas finds two gas fields off Borneo island
The Malaysian state energy company's aggressive efforts to drill locally have been boosted by gas finds off Borneo island.
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Global anti-abuse conference set for the Vatican
Catholic leaders from around the world will meet next week for a conference to combat child abuse which will include a penitential service.
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Happy new year for Chinese-Indonesians
With former dictator Suharto gone, Chinese-Indonesians celebrated their once forbidden roots openly with the Chinese New Year.
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MSF calls for release of kidnapped workers in Somalia
Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has made a renewed call for the safe release of two Spanish workers who were kidnapped in Somalia in October.
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Strong quake in Bali causes injuries, panic
A powerful earthquake has jolted Bali, injuring 17 people and causing panic as hundreds of tourists fled violently shaking buildings.
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Take Five: Of underground nukes and electric cars
The ANCYL's website gets hacked, an electric car company wants to sue Top Gear, and Indonesia considers underground nuclear facilities.
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SA actress held for drug possession in Indonesia
An actress who played Barack Obama's mother in an Indonesian movie about the president's early life has been charged with drug possession.
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