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Advising National Nutrition Agency on Free Nutritious Meal Programme, Central Java Deputy Governor: SOPs Must Not Be Shirked

The Deputy Governor of Central Java, Taj Yasin, has provided recommendations to the National Nutrition Agency (BGN) following several cases of suspected food poisoning from the Free Nutritious Meal (MBG) programme. He emphasised the need for strict hygiene standards, clear operational procedures, and the involvement of local SMEs and farmers in the supply chain.

This is the Reason Why OPM Frequently Kills Civilians in Papua

The spokesperson for the West Papua National Liberation Army (TPNPB-OPM) has defended the group's targeting of certain individuals in Papua. Sebby Sambom claims that those targeted are viewed as intelligence agents for the Indonesian military, despite their civilian status.

A Rare Occasion: Trump to Personally Welcome Xi Jinping at the Airport

US President Donald Trump is set to personally welcome Chinese President Xi Jinping at Andrews Air Force Base, marking a rare diplomatic gesture. The high-profile visit aims to manage fragile relations between Washington and Beijing amidst ongoing tensions regarding trade, AI supremacy, and geopolitical conflicts.

Buy Enduro Oil, Online Taxi Drivers Receive 1 GB Telkomsel Data Quota

PT Pertamina Lubricants and Telkomsel have launched the 'GOKIL' promotion, offering 1 GB of internet data to online taxi drivers in Jakarta upon purchasing Pertamina Enduro lubricant. The initiative aims to support drivers by combining essential vehicle maintenance with the digital connectivity required for their daily operations.

Hyundai Trains 30 Vocational Students in Bekasi via HAC 4th Generation

PT Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Indonesia (HMMI) has launched the fourth generation of its Hyundai Academy Course (HAC) to enhance the technical skills of vocational students in Bekasi. The initiative includes practical training and the provision of nine training vehicles to local schools to bridge the gap between education and industrial needs.

Teachers Who Fail Civil Servant Exams Can Continue Teaching, Paid via BOS Funds

The Minister of Primary and Secondary Education, Abdul Mu’ti, has confirmed that non-ASN teachers who fail civil servant or PPPK selection processes can remain in their positions. Their salaries will continue to be funded through the School Operational Assistance (BOS) funds provided by the central government.

Dayton enters Indonesia, introducing DT30 and H/T100 tyres

The Dayton tyre brand, under the Bridgestone Group, has officially launched in the Indonesian market with the introduction of its DT30 and H/T100 models. These new products are designed to provide safe, durable, and reliable performance for passenger vehicles, including MPVs, sedans, and SUVs.

Sambang Lihum Psychiatric Hospital evacuates 40 patients due to forest fires

Approximately 40 patients at the Sambang Lihum Psychiatric Hospital in South Kalimantan have been moved to safer internal wards to avoid smoke inhalation from nearby forest fires. While the flames have not reached the hospital buildings, authorities are monitoring the situation closely to prevent further escalation.

Free Song Registration: Bali Ministry of Law Urges Musicians to Protect Their Works

The Bali Regional Office of the Ministry of Law is encouraging musicians to register their copyrights to ensure legal certainty and strengthen the intellectual property ecosystem. The government is currently offering zero-cost registration for songs and music to support creators in the digital era.

MSI: Stop Cassava Imports to Boost Prices and Open Bioethanol Market

The Indonesian Cassava Community (MSI) has welcomed the government's policy to halt cassava imports, noting that it has boosted local prices to approximately Rp2,400 per kilogram. The association highlights that this policy creates significant opportunities for the development of the national bioethanol industry, potentially expanding production across 500,000 hectares.

Frequent Victim of Hoaxes, Sanjaya Emphasises Importance of Journalistic Understanding

The Regent of Tabanan, I Komang Gede Sanjaya, has highlighted the critical need for journalistic ethics to combat the rising tide of fake news. He emphasised that government officials must understand journalistic principles to ensure factual communication and protect the region's reputation.

BMKG: South and East Jakarta Potential for Light Rain on Thursday Afternoon

The Meteorology, Climatology, and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) has issued a weather forecast for Jakarta, predicting light rain in South and East Jakarta during Thursday afternoon. Most other areas of the capital are expected to experience cloudy to partly cloudy conditions throughout the day.

Militan 08 Claims Lawsuit Over Gibran's Educational Requirements Is Outside Constitutional Court Jurisdiction

The Militan Gibran 08 Nusantara association has intervened in the Constitutional Court, arguing that challenges to Gibran Rakabuming Raka's educational qualifications fall outside the court's mandate. The group contends that such disputes regarding election processes should have been handled by the Election Supervisory Body (Bawaslu) within the prescribed legal timeframe.

Five Indonesian AC Technicians Set to Compete in ASEAN Tournament

Five top-performing air conditioning installers from Indonesia have been selected to represent the nation at the ASEAN Grand Final in China. Following a rigorous national competition, these technicians will compete against skilled professionals from Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia, and the Philippines.

BNN and AFP Strengthen Partnership to Combat Transnational Drug Threats

The Indonesian National Narcotics Board (BNN) and the Australian Federal Police (AFP) have signed an agreement to extend their partnership for five years. The collaboration aims to enhance intelligence sharing and law enforcement coordination to tackle evolving drug trafficking methods, including the use of e-cigarettes for drug delivery.

Ombudsman Discovers Apartment-Standard Facilities in Cibinong Prison, Including Living Rooms and Alcohol in Fridges

The Indonesian Ombudsman has uncovered luxury, apartment-standard living quarters within the Class IIA Cibinong Prison in Bogor. The inspection revealed facilities equipped with household appliances, living rooms, and even alcohol, raising serious concerns regarding maladministration and preferential treatment within the correctional facility.

Ombudsman and Agrinas Palma Strengthen Food Sector Governance

The Indonesian Ombudsman and PT Agrinas Palma Nusantara are collaborating to enhance governance within the food sector and prevent maladministration. The initiative focuses on ensuring public services remain transparent and effective, particularly regarding food availability and stability.

Four Nickel Mine Employees Killed in Southeast Sulawesi, Police Reveal Chronology

A fatal landslide at a nickel mine operated by PT Kelompok Delapan Indonesia in North Konawe has claimed the lives of four workers. The incident occurred during production activities when a secondary, larger-scale landslide struck the site, burying several employees.

Amran: Illegal Rice Imports Betray the Hard Work of 115 Million Indonesian Farmers

The Minister of Agriculture, Andi Amran Sulaiman, has called for the eradication of illegal rice smuggling, stating it undermines Indonesia's goal of food self-sufficiency. Recent customs enforcement has uncovered significant quantities of undeclared rice and salt, highlighting the ongoing threat of food mafia activities to domestic farmers and consumers.

National Internship Programme Batch 3 Second Intake to Reopen in October with 70,000 Vacancies

The Indonesian Ministry of Manpower has announced that 70,000 vacancies will be available for the third batch of the National Internship Programme in October 2026. The government will continue to fully fund the participants' allowances to encourage corporate involvement in vocational training.

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