Australia remembers Bali
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Australia&#39;s Prime Minister John Howard has reaffirmed a commitment to the war on terror as services were held around the nation to commemorate the second anniversary of terror attacks on the Indonesian island of Bali.
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JAKARTA, Indonesia -- A Muslim cleric accused of heading the terror group blamed for the Bali bombings proclaimed his innocence and said the charges were the work of President Bush and &quot;his slave&quot; -- Australian Prime Minister John Howard -- at the opening of his trial yesterday.
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AUSTRALIA would push for new charges against one of the Bali bombers who is set to escape punishment for his crimes, Foreign Minister Alexander Downer said last night.
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Indonesia&#39;s President-elect Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, right, shake hands with Australian Prime Minister John Howard, during a meeting in Jakarta, Tuesday, Oct. 19, 2004.
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CALANG, Indonesia  - Hundreds of Indonesians prayed at mass graves in Aceh province on Wednesday, while in Thailand Buddhist monks held a ceremony to remember the many thousands who died in the Indian Ocean tsunami three years ago.
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JAKARTA, Indonesia  - A Muslim cleric accused of heading the terror group blamed for the Bali bombings proclaimed his innocence as his trial opened Thursday, and said the charges were the work of U.S. President George W. Bush and "his slave," Australian Prime Minister John Howard.
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Indonesia was on high alert after British and Australian warnings of a terrorist attack before Christmas amid fears that Islamic militants wanted for the Bali bombings are poised to strike again.
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NHULUNBUY, Australia  - As the campfire burns slowly, a group of Aborigines build a "place of healing" in a remote outback camp where they will treat the ill using traditional bush medicines.
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Australia's government reacted furiously to an opposition politician's claim that ruling party lawmakers were collectively to blame for the 2002 Bali bombings and a bloody attack on its Jakarta embassy.
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In beach shorts and black armbands, mourners met on Tuesday under blue Bali skies for an emotional ceremony to remember 202 people killed two years ago when bombs tore through the heart of Indonesia&#39;s resort island.
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The remains of an Australian soldier  killed during the Vietnam War were returned home to a  ceremonial welcome on Wednesday, 36 years after his helicopter  was shot down by enemy fire.
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BALI, Indonesia - Relatives of the 202 people killed in the Bali terror attacks marked the second anniversary of the bombings Tuesday with a moment of silence and a defiant vow to defeat the Islamic militants behind the blasts.    Around 200 family members and survivors, most of them Australians, attended the ceremony at a memorial close to the island's ground zero - empty lots in the heart of the tourist district where the terrorists blew up two packed nightclubs on Oct...
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BANDA ACEH, Indonesia  - Australian Prime Minister  John Howard, whose government made the largest pledge of aid to  tsunami-stricken nations, toured ravaged Aceh province on  Wednesday as Indonesia said it had buried 110,000 victims.
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Two years after Islamic extremists attacked Bali, sunburned tourists again pack the island's beaches and bars. Paddy's Bar &#151; one of two nightclubs hit &#151; is back in business. Some of the bombers are in jail. But the grief is still sharp for those who lost loved ones.
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The bodies of two Australian soldiers were returned to home soil on Tuesday, almost 42 years after they were killed in battle in Vietnam, leaving only four Australians listed as missing in action from the conflict.
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RADICAL Islamic cleric Abu Bakar Bashir could face the death penalty if convicted of charges over the Bali bombings, which killed 88 Australians.
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THE first Australians to arrive home from the tsunami-ravaged holiday island of Phuket had the wide-eyed expressions of people who still couldn&#39;t believe what they had seen.