The ruling has sparked street protests from backers of the failed presidential candidates,who had both claimed fraud.
Bonnie the Nihi Goat,as she’s known on Instagram,has become the accidental mascot of one of Indonesia’s most luxe resorts.
After allegedly attacking a local,the Australian had to be kept safe from an angry mob at about 3.30am near the Potato Head Beach Club in North Kuta.
Infiltrating the facility to check on humane treatment of cattle,the activist said he was hit by “a mob with a mob mentality”.
Indonesia says it would have liked to have known earlier that 151 animals had died on a transport vessel from Darwin.
Was the true death figure kept secret from the Indonesians? Neither the Australian government nor shipping company will say.
An Australian source told this masthead that more than 150 cattle from a Northern Territory property were dumped at sea.
The apparent attempt was thwarted by a tip-off from the Australian Federal Police and the reluctance of local fishermen to make the journey.
The Papuan victim appeared to have his hands restrained behind his back underneath the level of the water,which had turned pink.
They’re calling it The Next Big Dry – young Australian travellers overseas turning their back on alcohol-fuelled partying and instead opting for high sobriety.
Asian news agencies,one citing an Indonesian official,reported the boat was headed to Australia. Border Force said this was not true.