A Lion Air plane with more than 100 passengers skidded off the end of a runway into the sea on the Indonesian resort island of Bali, police said today.

INDONESIA yesterday arrested 16 terror suspects who planned to carry out a mass cyanide poisoning against police, according to the national police spokesman.

An Indonesian military plane carrying trainees crashed into an airport hangar today killing all 24 on board.

A stampede at an Indonesian punk rock concert killed 10 people and injured dozens of others, most of them teenagers, police said today.

INDONESIA’S Anak Krakatau volcano lets out a roar as it blasts a gigantic cloud of smoke and flaming red rocks hundreds of metres into the night sky.

Indonesia’s human bird flu death toll climbed to 37 today after the World Health Organisation confirmed that an 18-year-old boy died from the H5N1 virus, a senior health ministry official said.

An Indonesian teenager died of bird flu after he came into contact with dead chickens, health officials said today, citing local test results.

A three-year-old Indonesian boy whose sister died from bird flu last week has also died from the disease as the country grapples with a steady climb in cases, authorities said today.

A 16-year-old patient tested positive for a virulent strain of bird flu, bringing the number of Indonesians infected by the virus to 12 – seven of whom died, a health official said today.

The investigation into the Bali terrorist attacks gathered pace today after police said that one of the alleged masterminds narrowly escaped capture in a raid and that they were closer to identifying the suicide bombers.

Rescuers continued digging today through mountains of debris after a rubbish tip collapsed, killing 33 people in central Indonesia, with least 70 others were still missing and feared dead.

Thirteen people were killed and dozens were missing today after mountains of rubbish collapsed onto a neighbourhood near the West Java town of Bandung, officials said.

A bomb attack near the Australian Embassy in Indonesia today in which at least seven people were killed may have been the work of a British-trained engineer who has eluded capture for nearly three years, Malaysian security officials said.

At least 18 people were killed in Indonesia when a bus veered off a busy highway and into a ravine.