Orgasm Retreat Organisers in Bali Not Charged
Investigators at the Gianyar Police in Bali have explained that they didn’t find a criminal element in the case involving Australian citizen Andrew Irvine Barnes
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Sandiaga: One Step Closer Foreign Visitors in Bali
Tourism and Creative Economy Minister Sandiaga Uno has finalised the plan to open a tourist corridor for foreign visitors in Bali under the COVID-19-free corridor
Going Back to School
The online learning saga has been too long with us, or so it may feel. It all started back in March 2020 after the Indonesian
Let Education and Career Counselling Help You Plan
Graduation cap thrown off up high, joyous cheers fill the hall. Graduation day; a momentous occasion in life. At that euphoric time, did you know
Jokowi: Avoid Foreign Products, Love Local
President Joko Widodo has urged Indonesians to avoid foreign products and love local products instead. The president hopes that the public can become loyal consumers
Graduation in the Age of Pandemic: Finding Comfort in Uncertainty
Preparing to graduate high school has found me entering a new world of university applications and trying to find a concrete plan for my future.
Two Foreigners Arrested for Forged Swab Test Certificates
The Karangasem Port Police have arrested two foreigners in the Padang Bai Port Area, in Karangasem, Bali. Karangasem Police Chief, AKBP Ni Nyoman Suartini, confirmed
How Parents Can Support Children for Long-Term Online Learning?
Uncertainty for our children’s future remains despite the development of the COVID-19 vaccine and its recent deployment to the masses. After almost a year of
Encouraging Learners to Make their Own Future
Jakarta Intercultural School empowers students to be independent, lifelong learners Now more than ever, schools have their work cut out for them to equip students
The Library, an Incubator of Learning and New Understanding
For some, a library could be someone’s cocoon to dismiss the outside world. But when was the last time you stepped into a library? NoahJon
The need of the patriotic education and its values among young students
Education is an important instrument to enhance knowledge and instill values. The serious contemporary problems involving young people such as juvenile delinquency, intolerance, and indifference
Mental and Emotional Freedom 101 with Stephanie Dekker
Happiness is a feeling we all aim to have. What exactly is happiness? Stephanie Dekker BSc., MSc., MSc., MA, a counsellor based in Jakarta, discussed
One Year of Remote Schooling: The Anniversary that Students, Parents, and Teachers Could?ve Done Without
One year ago, when one international school after another closed their gates and switched to online schooling, no one would have dared to predict that
Grow Confidently with Tutors at A for Effort
Charmaine Heilijgers found herself back in Jakarta after relocating around the world as she grew up. She had always been fond of maths and science,
EdTech in Indonesia: The Tip of The Iceberg
Jokowi has a dream. In his 2019 inauguration speech, he spoke about Human Capital Development and Indonesia’s 2045 vision. There are a couple of reasons why
170 Years On, Black-Browed Babbler Rediscovered in Borneo
Researchers have reported that a black-browed babbler was found in Indonesia last week, resurfacing after 170 years of absence from ornithological records. This bird species
More Brands, More Fun at Beachwalk Shopping Center
Beachwalk Shopping Center intends to bring more fun and pleasure to both visitors and loyal customers by presenting an addition of various exciting line of
56 Urban Suites Launching at Mandarin Oriental, Jakarta
Mandarin Oriental, Jakarta is delighted to announce the launch of Urban Suites, spacious accommodation with a fantastic view of Jakarta’s gateway. The hotel introduces its
DKI Jakarta Exits the COVID-19 Red Zone
DKI Jakarta has managed to exit the COVID-19 red zone, based on data indicating the COVID-19 risk zoning map dated 21st February. The COVID-19 Handling
First Case of UK COVID-19 B117 Mutation Found in Indonesia
Deputy Minister of Health Dante Saksono Harbuwono has confirmed the first two cases of the mutated version of COVID-19, known as B177, from the UK
One Year Since COVID-19 Strikes Indonesia
It’s been a year since COVID-19 arrived in Indonesia. It was Monday 2nd March 2020 when President Joko Widodo, together with former Health Minister Terawan