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Tim Lindsey

Melbourne
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The Nadiem trial and Indonesia’s “rubber” anti-corruption laws

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By Simon Butt, Tim Lindsey, Teuku Reza Fadeli
| New Mandala
The corruption trial underway in Jakarta of Nadiem Makarim, Indonesia’s former Minister of Education, Culture, Research and Technology and co-founder of Gojek (Indonesia’s version of Uber), reveals two major problems with Indonesia’s anti-corruption regime. The first is legal–technical. The criminal offences created by Indonesia’s Anti-Corruption Law (Law 31 of 1999, as amended by Law 20 of 2001) are extraordinarily broadly defined.
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Steelers Rookie Earns All-Pro Comparison

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By Tim Lindsey
| Heavy Verified
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA - FEBRUARY 28: Eli Heidenreich of the Naval Academy Midshipmen participates in a drill during the 2026 NFL Scouting Combine at Lucas Oil Stadium on February 28, 2026 in Indianapolis, Indiana. (Photo by Stacy Revere/Getty Images) The Pittsburgh Steelers made one of the neatest moves of this year’s NFL Draft when they selected Navy running back and Pittsburgh-area native Eli Heidenreich in the seventh round.
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Indonesia’s leader is going after critics with a vengeance. This could complicate relations with Australia

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By Tim Lindsey, Malcolm Smith Professor
| Inkl
Yet, the countries seem to be moving further apart when it comes to freedom of speech and respect for civil society. This could complicate matters for Albanese, particularly as Prabowo ramps up his crackdown on critics of his administration. Distaste for democracy Indonesia’s vulnerable democratic system has been under repeated attack from government for most of the last decade. Under the administrations of Widodo and now Prabowo, a laundry list of actions have been taken to chip away at it.
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