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June, 28 2008 |
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Malaysian Mangle |
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 The ANZ Jakarta Bintangs arrived for the Malay Mangle full of confidence and hoping to retain the Modern Cup that was won during Tropical Cyclone Cibubur the previous year. But the Warriors, even with star player Anwar Ibrahim missing due to incarceration, were equally keen to get their hands on the most oddly named Cup in Asian football |
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May, 31 2008 |
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Stevo / Gracey / Carli Farewell |
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 The day had been dreaded for a long time, a time where the club would go through a massive upheaval in saying goodbye to three of the most influential club members in recent history, Matthew Stephens, Michael Grace and Carli Shilito. |
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April, 18 2008 |
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Lao-Thailand Tour 2007 |
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 The Jakarta Bintangs undertook an historic tour in April 2008 through the Indochina region to research political systems of governance. The aim? To explore which system is preferable from both a social and economic point of view (as seen through a conflict lens) socialism, military dictatorship or benevolent dictatorship? |
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April, 16 2008 |
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Tangs Regain Bali Java Cup (spiritually) |
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 The ANZ Bintangs farewelled John O Williams and Terry Russell in style with a strong win over rivals the Bali Geckos in the season opener for 2008 |
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April, 11 2008 |
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New(s) Sensation: AII Junior Footy Program Media Launch |
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 The Jakarta Bintangs/Australia Indonesia Institute Junior Footy Development Program held a highly successful media launch at training last week. Football Development Officer Chris Bandy reports, evidently drunk on media attention |
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March, 31 2008 |
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Yogyakarta Region Devastated by Bintangs Squad |
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 The Jakarta Bintangs paid a visit to its southern outpost, the Yogyakarta School of Football Excellence (YSFE) in February. Click here for details... |
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March, 10 2008 |
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Bintangs Travel to Yogya/Contribute Rp 10 Million to Honour Lestari |
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 The Bintangs honoured the late ACICIS welfare officer and our friend, Lestari Widyastuti with a contribution of Rp 10 million to support her family and the scholarship fund recently established in her name. We also visited Lestari's sisters to pass on our respects directly |
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February, 19 2008 |
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Where Are They Now? Jamie "JJ" Johnson |
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 Jamie Johnson lit up the sporting fields of Asia in a stunning but short-lived career with the Bintangs most noteworthy for air guitar performances, poor taste in music and a brainless grin. His old mate Marzio Da Re catches up with JJ from his Australian base... |
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February, 03 2008 |
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Australia Day 2008 |
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 Embracing change, the ANZ Bintangs delivered a combined Australia/Indian Republic Day celebration on 26 January that is now considered by many to be arguably the greatest day ever |
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December, 11 2007 |
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Flying High: TNI Soldiers learn about Aussie Culture through Sport |
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 Officers from the Indonesian Army swapped guns for Sherrins earlier this year as Jakarta Bintangs John and Alf Eddy took footy to the TNI |
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