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Elisabeth Kramer

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Talking Indonesia: education in Papua

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By Elisabeth Kramer
| Indonesia at Melbourne
Photo by Asso Myon/Unsplash When we talk about improving education in remote or indigenous communities, we usually start with the wrong questions. We ask: what’s missing? What needs to be fixed? But what if the problem isn’t a lack of education but a failure to recognise the rich opportunities for education that are already there? In this episode, Dr Murni Sianturi challenges some of the most deeply held assumptions about schooling, knowledge, and what it means to learn.
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A wedding planner answers 4 burning questions couples have, from nixing open bars to cutting bridal parties

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By Elisabeth Kramer
| MSN Verified
insider@insider.com (Elisabeth Kramer) In my many years of being a wedding planner, I've helped couples navigate all sorts of difficult situations before and during their big day. Here are answers to a few common questions they've asked me. Q: Can we skip bridesmaids and groomsmen? How will this affect the ceremony? A: You can skip bridesmaids and groomsmen. It's up to you and your partner, but you can either skip those particular titles, which are gendered, or you can forgo a wedding party entirely.
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Talking Indonesia: the new Criminal Code

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By Elisabeth Kramer
| Indonesia at Melbourne
On 2 January 2026, Indonesia entered what officials are calling a ‘new era’ of criminal justice. The country implemented a new Criminal Code (Kitab Undang-undang Hukum Pidana, KUHP) and a new Criminal Procedure Code (Kitab Undang-undang Hukum Acara Pidana, KUHAP), which changed what constitutes a crime and how crimes are identified, investigated, and punished. The government says this marks a shift toward ‘restorative justice’ that prioritises rehabilitation over punishment.
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