Howard defends Indonesia terror warning

Australian Prime Minister John Howard today defended his government’s warnings that a terrorist attack in Indonesia may be imminent, despite officials saying there was no direct intelligence a strike was being planned.

Australian Prime Minister John Howard today defended his government’s warnings that a terrorist attack in Indonesia may be imminent, despite officials saying there was no direct intelligence a strike was being planned.

The Australian Foreign Affairs Department reissued a travel advisory to Indonesia yesterday, warning Australians to rethink travel to the south-east Asian country because of the threat of terrorist attacks. The advisory did not raise the threat level for attacks.

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